Eye up

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Desire Implied

Using 'eye up' suggests a strong interest or desire for someone or something.

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After the presentation, he eyed up the award, hoping to win it.

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Slight Intrusion

'Eye up' can feel intrusive if used about a person, as it may imply undesired attention.

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She felt uncomfortable as he kept eyeing her up from across the room.

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Casual Observation

'Eye up' is casual and might not fit in formal contexts. Use in everyday, relaxed situations.

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At the flea market, I eyed up a few vintage watches.

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