cannot take your eyes off someone/something
eye
verb[ T ]
us/ɑɪ/present participleeyeing | past tense and past participleeyed
to look closely at someone or something:
She eyed the other passengers .

eye | Business English

eye
noun[ C ]
uk /aɪ/us
 be the eyes and ears of sb/sth(alsobe sb's/sth's eyes and ears)
to help a person or organization by telling them about important events or changes that might affect their particular industry or activity:
Corporate brokers are supposed to act as a company's eyes and ears in the marketplace.
New security measures are calling on all airport and airline employees to become the "eyes and ears" of the airport and report all suspicious activity

Examples of eye

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The oboe, on the other hand, offers very little for the eye, though some players attempt to compensate for this with grand gestures.
Ordinary image recognition techniques are applied to the video frames to find the eye, the position of eyelids and the centre of the pupil.
In a separate session, the orientations of the gratings were reversed so that each eye viewed each orientation in a counterbalanced design.
The author suggested that this animal might have recovered normal eye alignment.
To reduce the risk of error of measurement due to undetected eye movements, we preferentially sampled cells with receptive field outside the area centralis.
Firing patterns of neurons in abducens nucleus and surrounding medulla and their relation to eye movements.
It provides a focal point for the viewer, leading the eye and telling it where to rest.
If the sight of it and similar hieroglyphics offends your eye, then this is not the book for you.
It takes that sort of time for things that are under your eyes to become disposable within culture.
In these cases, strong responses differ substantially in measured amplitude in a way that is most readily explained as the result of eye-movements.
Thus is the eye trained to see similarities and differences.
The tests were carried out as the last of a battery of eye-movement tasks, including smooth pursuit and prosaccade tasks.
Fish were transferred serially such that eyes could be sampled after periods of 0, 2, 5, 10, and 20 days of exposure.
It is however unclear how and why eye movements would depend on spatial frequency and contrast in order to account for the observed results.
Additionally, in related utterances, the adults spoke directly to the child as evidenced by their chosen words, eye gaze, body orientation, and gestures.
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Collocations witheye

eye

These are words often used in combination with eye.

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almond-shaped eyes
He was grey, with beautiful almond-shaped eyes and small aquiline nose always red due to a cold.
amber eyes
He has long straight black hair and amber eyes.
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