- to stand watch; to stand guard; to look outonly applies to 見張る and 見はる
- to open (one's eyes) widesee also
Godan verb with 'ru' ending; transitive verb
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- to stand watch; to stand guard; to look out
- to open (one's eyes) wide
This meaning is used when someone is keeping an eye on something or someone, often for safety or observation purposes.
This meaning is used when someone is opening their eyes wide, often in surprise or amazement.
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To stand watch or guard over something; to keep an eye on a situation or a place.
Refers to monitoring or surveillance, often related to keeping watch over people or activities.
Means to pay attention or to be cautious, acting in a way that prevents problems.
Refers to being alert or vigilant against potential danger or threats.
Means to wake up or to open one's eyes, often used in a literal sense.
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The manner in which the new salesman made top sales level was an eye-opener to his supervisor.