| 单词 | to give the eyeball |
| 释义 | > as lemmasto give (a person) the eyeball P5. colloquial. to give (a person) the eyeball: to look or stare at, esp. in a hostile, disapproving, or amorous manner; = to give (a person) the eye at eye n.1 Phrases 2i(d).Cf. to give the hairy eyeball at hairy adj. and n. Additions. ΚΠ 1923 Jrnl. Outdoor Life 20 325/2 Here we are driving up to the ward... Nineteen patients gave me the eyeball and seemed to be registering pity that I looked so badly. 1940 Pittsburgh Courier 7 Dec. 13/5 She noticed that the handsome young tap dancer was ‘giving her the eyeball’. 1986 Guardian 5 Mar. (Sports section) 28/7 Bruno said later: ‘He tried to give me the eyeball then, but I just stared back—I knew he had to have a sledgehammer to KO me.’ 2002 B. DeLeo Amer. Mutant 249 She really gave you the eyeball when we walked on, and every time she walks up here she smiles at you. < as lemmas |
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