(exp,v1) to give one's life (e.g. in battle)
to devote one's life (e.g. to a cause)
(v1) to dawn
(v1,vi) to do nothing but
to spend all one's time doing
(v1) to give way to the light of the morning (i.e. the darkness gives way)
(exp) to put a mask on
(exp) steering to starboard
(exp,v1) to care for someone
to look after someone
(exp) to sit in a tree
(v5r,vi) to keep silent
(exp) to awaken
to perk up
to snap out (of something)
(P)
(exp,v1) to be able to see (oft. used in the negative)
(n) to be wide awake
to be unable to sleep
(exp,v5r) to have glazed eyes (when drunk, angry, etc.)
to have glassy eyes
(exp,v1) to have a good eye (from having seen fine art, etc.)
to be a connoisseur
(v5k,vi) to dazzle
to blind
(exp,v5r) (1) to meet (someone of higher status)
(2) (arch) to be recognized (esp. by someone of higher status)
to be visible
to be seen
to be noticed
(exp,v5r) to catch one's attention
(exp,v5r) (1) to meet (someone of higher status)
(2) (arch) to be recognized (esp. by someone of higher status)
to be visible
to be seen
to be noticed
(exp,v5r) (1) to meet (someone of higher status)
(2) (arch) to be recognized (esp. by someone of higher status)
to be visible
to be seen
to be noticed
(exp,v1) (1) to be visible
to be clearly seen
(2) to be certain
(exp,v5r) to catch one's attention
(exp) to catch the eye
to attract attention
(exp,v5r) to catch one's attention
(exp) to have an eye on
to zero in on
(exp) to shut one's eyes
to ignore
to pretend not to know
(exp) to be amazed (at, by)
(exp) to shift one's attention to
to shift one's focus on
(exp) (1) to close one's eyes partly
to squint
(2) to smile with one's whole face
to look fondly at
(v1) to take notice (of)
to pay attention (to)
(exp) to have an eye on
to zero in on
