英语词汇“to look upon with another eye”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

(b) to look upon (also at, on) with another (also a different) eye and variants: to take a different view of.

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1603 P. Holland tr. J. Amyot in tr. Plutarch Morals 315 Plutarch sheweth sufficiently by the thirtieth rule,..that in manner all doe regard and looke upon things with another eie, than they ought [Fr. que presque tous regardent les choses d'autre œil qu'il ne faut].

1640 A. Stafford Honour & Vertue 69 These two behold their Subjects with a different eye.

1683 London Gaz. No. 1835/3 If the City should Look upon it with another Eye.

1728 J. A. Du Cerceau tr. J. T. Krusinski Hist. Revol. Persia I. 81 None but Eunuchs came near his Person,..and he looked upon their Attendance on his Person with another Eye to what he did before.

1821 H. M. Jones Gretna Green xviii. 369 I trust you will alter your mind, and look with a different eye upon my assiduities.

1858 Farmer's Mag. June 529/1 As the country, since the opening of railways, has been threaded by Southern visitors, the dwellings have been looked at with another eye, and it has been felt they are an eyesore to the land.

1948 E. O. Lorimer tr. A. Beljame Men of Lett. & Eng. Public in 18th Cent. i. 71 The moment that the author became eligible for high employment and fat salaries, he was looked on with another eye and granted what he had never enjoyed before: respect and esteem.

1996 Which? Guide to starting your own Business (new ed.) i. 9 You will look at these with a different eye when they have to be paid for out of your profits.

2009 National Assembly Official Rep. (Republic of Kenya) 3 Dec. 49 There could be a few points that the Minister may need to look at with another eye.

单词	to look upon with another eye
释义	> as lemmas to look upon (also at, on) with another (also a different) eye (b) to look upon (also at, on) with another (also a different) eye and variants: to take a different view of. ΚΠ 1603 P. Holland tr. J. Amyot in tr. Plutarch Morals 315 Plutarch sheweth sufficiently by the thirtieth rule,..that in manner all doe regard and looke upon things with another eie, than they ought [Fr. que presque tous regardent les choses d'autre œil qu'il ne faut]. 1640 A. Stafford Honour & Vertue 69 These two behold their Subjects with a different eye. 1683 London Gaz. No. 1835/3 If the City should Look upon it with another Eye. 1728 J. A. Du Cerceau tr. J. T. Krusinski Hist. Revol. Persia I. 81 None but Eunuchs came near his Person,..and he looked upon their Attendance on his Person with another Eye to what he did before. 1821 H. M. Jones Gretna Green xviii. 369 I trust you will alter your mind, and look with a different eye upon my assiduities. 1858 Farmer's Mag. June 529/1 As the country, since the opening of railways, has been threaded by Southern visitors, the dwellings have been looked at with another eye, and it has been felt they are an eyesore to the land. 1948 E. O. Lorimer tr. A. Beljame Men of Lett. & Eng. Public in 18th Cent. i. 71 The moment that the author became eligible for high employment and fat salaries, he was looked on with another eye and granted what he had never enjoyed before: respect and esteem. 1996 Which? Guide to starting your own Business (new ed.) i. 9 You will look at these with a different eye when they have to be paid for out of your profits. 2009 National Assembly Official Rep. (Republic of Kenya) 3 Dec. 49 There could be a few points that the Minister may need to look at with another eye. extracted from eyen.¹ < as lemmas
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