- catch sb's eye
- catch sb's eye/catch the eye of sb► to get someone's attention, or to be noticed by someone: »
The high-profile plan has caught the eye of a national audience.
Main Entry: ↑catch
Financial and business terms. 2012.
catch sb's eye
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catch someone's eye — catch (someone s) eye 1. to be noticed by someone because you are looking at them. She lit a cigarette while he tried to catch the waiter s eye. 2. to be attractive or different enough to be noticed by people. There were lots of dresses to choose … New idioms dictionary
catch someone's eye — ► catch someone s eye 1) be noticed by someone. 2) attract someone s attention by maki ng eye contact. Main Entry: ↑catch … English terms dictionary
catch somebody's eye — catch sb s ˈeye idiom to attract sb s attention • Can you catch the waiter s eye? Main entry: ↑catchidiom … Useful english dictionary
catch someone's eye — idi catch someone s eye, to attract someone s attention … From formal English to slang
catch sb's eye/catch the eye of sb — ► to get someone s attention, or to be noticed by someone: »The high profile plan has caught the eye of a national audience. Main Entry: ↑catch … Financial and business terms
catch someone's eye — 1) if something catches your eye, you suddenly notice it There was one painting that caught my eye. 2) to get someone s attention by looking at them He tried to catch the attendant s eye but the man was already turning away … English dictionary
catch one's eye — attract one s attention I tried to catch her eye but she didn t notice me … Idioms and examples
catch someone's eye — 1》 be noticed by someone. 2》 attract someone s attention by making eye contact. → catch … English new terms dictionary
catch one's eye — {v. phr.} To attract your attention. * /I caught his eye as he moved through the crowd, and waved at him to come over./ * /The dress in the window caught her eye when she passed the store./ … Dictionary of American idioms
catch one's eye — {v. phr.} To attract your attention. * /I caught his eye as he moved through the crowd, and waved at him to come over./ * /The dress in the window caught her eye when she passed the store./ … Dictionary of American idioms
