(Singapore, slang, intransitive) To stand by idly without helping or contributing.
(Singapore, slang, intransitive) To stand by idly without helping or contributing.
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(Singapore, slang, intransitive) The practice of standing by idly without helping or contributing.
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(Hong Kong, Singapore) To be unable to bear (the sight of) something anymore; to refuse to be involved further; to be disinclined to continue caring about.
(Malaysia, Singapore, idiomatic) to look the other way, to deliberately ignore or overlook (a mistake or transgression).
A chiefly British idiom meaning to maintain one's skill or sharpness through continued practice. Originally from cricket and other target-oriented sports, where keeping your eye in means staying calibrated through regular play. Now used more broadly for any skill that requires regular upkeep to avoid going rusty.
(chiefly, UK) To develop a perceptual skill, especially visual.
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