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ESL forum > Grammar and Linguistics > What does idiom "Before one īs eyes" exactly mean?     

What does idiom "Before one īs eyes" exactly mean?



dulek
Poland

What does idiom "Before one īs eyes" exactly mean?
 
Please tell me if this idiom could mean that something is happening "very quickly" or that something happens right in front of sb is the only possible meaning?

22 Apr 2010      





eng789
Israel

Yes,  it is happening right in front of you.

22 Apr 2010     



Apodo
Australia

An example would be someone in danger thinking they are about to die:
 
His life flashed before his eyes.
 

22 Apr 2010