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Meanings of door eye in English
Synonyms
Examples for "spyhole"
Examples for "spyhole"
1
I wriggled around to see if I could see anything through my spyhole.
2
Dunsany put his hand on the heavy bolt and his eye to the spyhole.
3
Gillian leads her up to the wall and nudges the mirror aside, revealing the spyhole.
4
Now I am being observed through the spyhole.
5
Through the spyhole in the hotel room door, she could see masked workers sterilising hallway carpets daily.
1
While the lustre was wearing off behind closed doors , viewers still loved him, so Nine bosses had no doubt about his worth.
1
A peep hole, even one using glass or Perspex, would be far too dangerous.
2
Ten regiments he had counted from his peep hole.
3
Once she paused long enough to bore a peep hole through the cake with her dagger.
4
Casting a nervous look at Renke's gun, Gerald eased past Renke to check the peep hole.
5
The maid answered, looking through the peep hole.
Usage of door eye in English
1
A man went into the Vesper Club, and I saw the negro at the door eye the oncoming van suspiciously.
2
Uncle John walked in, although the uniformed official at the door eyed him suspiciously.
3
The old servant who opened the door eyed me solemnly.
4
The old lady who opened the door eyed them sharply.
Translations for door eye
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