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Comportement et Approche - Payer ou attirer l'attention

Explorez les expressions anglaises liées au fait de prêter ou d'attirer l'attention avec des exemples tels que « soyez tout ouïe » et « montez sur scène ».

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English idioms related to Behavior & Approach

to attract the attention of a person

Ex: The clever advertising campaign was designed to catch the consumer's eye and make the product memorable.

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

Ex: As the job interview began, the room was so quiet you could hear a pin drop, making the candidates even more nervous.

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

Ex: I swear these dogs know they're being judged—look how they strut their stuff!
be all ears
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to be eager to hear what a person wants to say

Ex: 'm all ears if you have any tips on how to improve my cooking .

to give a thing one's full attention

Ex: When I'm deeply focused on a creative project, I'm glued to my desk and can lose track of time.

the skill to notice details and make great observations

regard d'aigle, œil d'aigle

regard d'aigle, œil d'aigle

Ex: The coach's eagle eye for talent helped him discover a young athlete's potential early in their career.

to be careful to notice a thing or person

Ex: When looking for your lost keys , make sure keep your eyes peeled for any shiny or metallic objects .

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

Ex: To excel in the tech industry , you need have your ear to the ground, staying updated on the latest advancements and developments .

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

Ex: What should I do to make you lend me an ear?

to hear something interesting and start to listen to it carefully

Ex: So , if there 's a simple way to make your business more profitable , you perk your ears.

to pay attention to something that is being said

Ex: During the halftime talk, the coach urged the players to pin back their ears and follow the new strategy carefully.

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

Ex: The took the stage at the annual conference and delivered a keynote speech that inspired the audience .

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

Ex: The company kept a low profile and avoided advertising their new product to avoid attracting competition.

to begin listening eagerly and intentively

Ex: In a business meeting , it 's important prick up your ears to understand the client 's needs and concerns .
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