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one eye on

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*one eye on someone or something
Fig. [get/have] a small amount of attention devoted to someone or something. (*Typically: keep ~; have ~.) I have to have one eye on you at all times or you will get into trouble. I have one eye on the speedometer of my car whenever I am driving.
See also: eye, one


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GRANT MUNRO is hoping Celtic have one eye on the Champions League when Inverness drop into Parkhead this weekend on SPL duty.
I'm not going to say we haven't got one eye on the Ashes because we have.
Antelope and other prey species usually have one eye on either side of their head.
 
 
 
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