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What does the idiom eagle eye mean?

"Eagle eye" is an idiom that means exceptionally sharp eyesight.

It implies that someone can see details that others miss, and that their observation skills are highly developed.

Here are some examples of how it can be used:

* "The detective had an eagle eye for detail, spotting the tiny bloodstain on the carpet that others had missed."

* "The artist's eagle eye caught the subtle shades of color in the sunset."

* "With an eagle eye, the hunter spotted the deer hiding in the brush."

The idiom draws its meaning from the real-life eagle, which is known for its incredible eyesight.

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