目

to have luck on one's side; to get lucky

to have one's eyes bulge out of one's head (with surprise)

to figure out; to get an idea

signal; look

bargain goods; loss leader

eye-catching goods; featured product

first-hand account

to be in sight (e.g. a resolution); to have a clear idea; to have bright prospects

focus of one's attention; what one is looking for; viewpoint; point one is trying to make

Idiomatic expression

thinking so highly of someone that you are blind to their faults; thinking the sun shines out of someone's eyes; being the apple of one's eye; loving someone dearly

a thorn in one's side; a pain in the butt (often someone higher in rank, ability, etc.); a person standing in one's way; a superior who obstructs one's freedom of action

Colloquial

to find; to discover; to come across; to spot

to get blurry vision; to get bleary eyes; to get dim eyesight

to be eye-popping; to be staggering; to be amazing

Idiomatic expression

to be conspicuous; to stand out

measuring by eye

Idiomatic expression

to see the light; to be awakened to the truth; to have the scales fall from one's eyes

enemy

Idiomatic expression

while alive (e.g. I won't allow ... while I'm alive); as long as one lives

ski mask; balaclava

subordinate; subordinates; inferior; inferiors; junior

eyeball

within eyeshot; within sight; in view

Noun or participle which takes the aux. verb suru; Transitive verb; Intransitive verb

weather strip; weather stripping; sealing up (a window)

目張り only

putting on eyeliner (in theatre)

Idiomatic expression

to look dead on the inside; to have a blank expression

connivance; overlooking