English Expression: Turn a blind eye. This is an interesting expression because if you have an eye that is blind, it already does not see. So why do we say ‘turn’ your blind eye? Sometimes languages don’t make sense. Lots of times actually. Try to enjoy it instead of always trying to understand it.
TURN A BLIND EYE
- to not take notice of something, usually because you don’t want to
- The company usually turns a blind eye to tardiness
- It’s very easy to turn a blind eye to what your kids are doing, but it’s important to stay engaged.
ENGLISH EXPRESSIONS
Now that you have seen English Expression: Turn a blind eye, take a look at some of our other Expressions Sessions:
Expressions Sessions: To see eye to eye
Expressions Sessions: To throw in the towel
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