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Chování a Přístup - Platit nebo Věnovat Pozornost

Prozkoumejte anglické idiomy, které se vztahují k placení nebo upoutání pozornosti, s příklady jako "být všímavý" a "převzít scénu".

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English idioms related to Behavior & Approach
to [catch] {one's} eye

to attract the attention of a person

Ex: The small painting in the corner did not catch anyone's eye at first.
to [hear] a pin drop

to be able to hear even the quietest of sounds due to the environment being extremely silent

Ex: For a moment after the explosion, you could hear a pin drop.
to [strut] {one's} stuff

to confidently put one's best skills, abilities, or features on display in order to impress or show off

Ex: Do not be shy; this is your chance to strut your stuff.
[be] all ears
be all ears
[fráze]

to be eager to hear what a person wants to say

Ex: I know you have news, so go on; I am all ears.
to [be] glued to {sth}

to give a thing one's full attention

Ex: During the trial, the whole country was glued to the news.
eagle eye
eagle eye
[Podstatné jméno]

the skill to notice details and make great observations

orlí oko, bystrý zrak

orlí oko, bystrý zrak

Ex: It takes an eagle eye to spot the difference between the two designs .
to [keep] {one's} eyes (peeled|open|skinned)

to be careful to notice a thing or person

Ex: I will keep my eyes peeled for your package while you are away.
to [keep|have] {one's} ear (close|) to the ground

to make an effort to stay well informed on the developments or changes of a situation

Ex: Keep your ear to the ground while the rules are changing.
to [lend] {sb} {one's} [ear]

to listen to a person or thing in an attentive or sympathetic way

Ex: He always lends an ear to new ideas, even when they sound risky.
to [perk|prick] (up|) {one's} ears

to hear something interesting and start to listen to it carefully

Ex: The students perked up their ears when the teacher said the next clue was hidden in the room.
to [pin] back {one's} ears

to pay attention to something that is being said

Ex: Pin back your ears, or you will miss the most important part of the instructions.
to [take] the stage

to attract the attention of other people, often in a way that causes other people or things less noticeable

Ex: As the crisis grew, technical details faded and public safety took the stage.
to [keep|maintain] a low profile

to behave in a way that does not draw attention to one

Ex: He usually keeps a low profile at work, but his results speak loudly.
to [prick] up {one's} ears

to begin listening eagerly and intentively

Ex: The dog pricked up its ears at the sound of the doorbell.
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