Meaning
To glance quickly at something or someone.
Cultural Background
In French offices, this phrase is a staple of collaborative work culture. Used identically, but often with a slightly more casual tone.
Use it for favors
It's a great way to ask for a small favor.
Meaning
To glance quickly at something or someone.
Use it for favors
It's a great way to ask for a small favor.
Test Yourself
Fill in the correct verb conjugation.
Je ____ un œil à ton travail.
The subject is 'Je', so the verb must be conjugated in the first person singular.
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Practice Bank
1 exercisesJe ____ un œil à ton travail.
The subject is 'Je', so the verb must be conjugated in the first person singular.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsIt is better to use 'examiner' in very formal letters.
Related Phrases
Jeter un coup d'œil
synonymTo take a quick look
