| 词汇 | cast an eye over something |
| 释义 | Idiom cast an eye over somethingcast/run (your)/an eye over (something) to look at something quickly without looking at the details.Would you mind casting an eye over my essay and giving me your comments? cast an/(one's) eye over (something)To look at something quickly and perfunctorily. I always cast an eye over my desk to make sure I have everything before I leave the office at night. You don't have to read this document in detail—just cast your eye over it when you get a chance. run an/(one's) eye over (something)To examine or review something quickly or perfunctorily. I always run an eye over my desk to make sure I have everything before I leave the office at night. You don't have to read this document in detail—just run your eye over it when you get a chance. run one's eye over somethingFig. to gaze at the whole of something; to glance at all of something. She ran her eyes over the lines of the automobile and nodded her approval. He ran his eyes over the drawing and decided that he had to have it. cast/run an ˈeye/your ˈeyes over somethinglook at or examine something quickly: ‘This looks great,’ he said, casting an eye around the room.Could you just run your eyes over this report for me? |
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