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1 Dec 2020
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What does to have an eye for mean?
What does to have an eye for mean?
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@fernandafreitas418 that can mean a couple things.
What comes to mind is “She has an eye for fashion.” Meaning she has good judgment.
When you have an eye for something you are someone who can appreciate that thing.
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