keep one's eyes off

ریشه

The word 'keep' comes from Middle English 'kepen', from Old English 'cēpan', meaning 'to care for, attend to'. The word 'eyes' comes from Middle English 'eyen', from Old English 'ēagan', meaning 'eyes'. The word 'off' comes from Middle English 'of', from Old English 'of', meaning 'away, off'.

مثال

• Please keep your eyes off my computer screen.
• He couldn't keep his eyes off her throughout the entire performance.
• The children were told to keep their eyes off the presents until Christmas morning.

ترکیب‌های رایج

Keep one's eyes off someone/something Keep one's eyes on the road Keep one's eyes on the prize Keep one's eyes on the ball