副词从表面上看来，当面，公然
1. 公然：to the exclusion of 排斥着 | to the eye 公然 | to the fore 在前面
2. 乍看起来：throw the eye at 向...使眼色; 向某人送秋波 | to the eye 乍看起来 | turn a blind eye to 故意不看, 不计较
3. 从表面看来：The eyes of the blind 盲用手杖 | To the eye 从表面看来 | With one's eyes shut 不考虑后果的;轻易地
1. I like to be able to stand up and look a man in the eye when I'm talking business.
2. Many local farmers have turned a blind eye to the dealers'practice of treating the cabbage with a formaldehyde solution.
3. We have a lot of work to do and can take it step by step out of the public eye.
4. It is necessary to keep a close eye on the shift in forex flows to forestall any destabilizing flight of foreign capital.
5. to the eye
5. The details of the bones and outlines of the horses and even the spokes on the carriage wheels are easily discernable to the eye.
6. Multinational companies are keeping a close eye on the vaccine business in China and are rushing to cash in on the booming market.
7. A critical eye is being cast on emaciated female models as the top couturiers launch the fashion season from Milan and London to New York.
8. Due to the time limitation of each medical checkup, each patient can only receive free cataract surgery on one eye.
9. to the eye
9. The wine of choice to go with either caviar or oysters must be champagne, that celebratory sparkler that puts the twinkle into the eager lover's eye.
10. The World Eye Organization is a charitable organization dedicated to the prevention and treatment of eye diseases.