意味
To be quick at noticing things or judging situations accurately.
文化的背景
The 'coup d'œil' is highly valued in French gastronomy. A chef is expected to know if a sauce is ready just by its color and consistency, without always relying on timers or thermometers. In the world of 'Haute Couture', the 'coup d'œil' is what distinguishes a great couturier. It's the ability to see how a fabric will drape on a body before even cutting it. For traditional French craftsmen, 'avoir le coup d'œil' is a rite of passage. It means you no longer need to measure everything because your eye has become a precision instrument. The concept of 'le regard' (the gaze) is central to French philosophy and literature (Sartre, Foucault). 'Avoir le coup d'œil' is the practical, everyday application of this intellectual focus.
Use it as a compliment
If you want to impress a French person, use this to compliment their taste or skill. It sounds much more native than 'Tu es intelligent'.
Don't pluralize
Even though we have two eyes, the expression is always singular: 'le coup d'œil'.
意味
To be quick at noticing things or judging situations accurately.
Use it as a compliment
If you want to impress a French person, use this to compliment their taste or skill. It sounds much more native than 'Tu es intelligent'.
Don't pluralize
Even though we have two eyes, the expression is always singular: 'le coup d'œil'.
The 'Coup' family
Remember that 'coup' is used in many French idioms (coup de foudre, coup de main). Understanding 'coup' as a 'sudden act' helps you master them all.
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Complétez la phrase avec la forme correcte de l'expression.
En tant que photographe professionnel, il ______ vraiment le ______ pour capturer la lumière.
The subject 'il' requires the verb 'a', and the idiom is 'le coup d'œil'.
Dans quelle situation utiliseriez-vous 'avoir le coup d'œil' ?
Situation : Vous aidez un ami à choisir un appartement et vous remarquez immédiatement une fissure cachée derrière un meuble.
This situation demonstrates expert-level observation/judgment.
Quelle phrase est correcte ?
A) Elle a le coup d'œil pour les antiquités. B) Elle jette le coup d'œil pour les antiquités. C) Elle est le coup d'œil pour les antiquités.
The idiom uses the verb 'avoir'. 'Jeter un coup d'œil' means to glance, which doesn't fit the context of expertise.
Complétez le dialogue.
— Comment as-tu su que ce tableau était un faux ? — C'est l'expérience, ______.
This is the most natural way to describe professional intuition in French.
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4 問題En tant que photographe professionnel, il ______ vraiment le ______ pour capturer la lumière.
The subject 'il' requires the verb 'a', and the idiom is 'le coup d'œil'.
Situation : Vous aidez un ami à choisir un appartement et vous remarquez immédiatement une fissure cachée derrière un meuble.
This situation demonstrates expert-level observation/judgment.
A) Elle a le coup d'œil pour les antiquités. B) Elle jette le coup d'œil pour les antiquités. C) Elle est le coup d'œil pour les antiquités.
The idiom uses the verb 'avoir'. 'Jeter un coup d'œil' means to glance, which doesn't fit the context of expertise.
— Comment as-tu su que ce tableau était un faux ? — C'est l'expérience, ______.
This is the most natural way to describe professional intuition in French.
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よくある質問
5 問It is neutral. You can use it with friends, but also in a professional setting to describe expertise.
Yes, adding 'bon' is very common to emphasize that the person is particularly skilled.
'Avoir l'œil' is broader and can mean being generally observant. 'Avoir le coup d'œil' specifically emphasizes the speed and accuracy of a single glance.
Yes, very much so. A tennis player or a driver needs 'le coup d'œil' to react to fast movements.
No, that is 'le coup de foudre'. 'Le coup d'œil' is about judgment, not emotion.
関連フレーズ
avoir le compas dans l'œil
specialized formTo be able to judge distances/sizes perfectly.
avoir l'œil
similarTo be observant or to keep watch.
jeter un coup d'œil
builds onTo take a quick look.
au premier coup d'œil
similarAt first glance.
avoir du flair
synonymTo have a 'nose' for something (intuition).
