Multiple choice softskills leadership

have eyes for

  1. to find someone physically attractive

  2. to watch a Television

  3. to find the missing object

  4. to expect
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Explanation

The idiom 'to have eyes for' someone means to find them physically attractive or to be attracted to them romantically. It does not mean watching television, finding missing objects, or expecting something - those are literal misinterpretations of a figurative expression about attraction.

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