to see the whites of one's eyes
see
si:
si
the
ðə
dhē
whites
waɪts
vaits
of
əv
ēv
<i>one's</i>
wʌnz
vanz
eyes
aɪz
aiz

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „see the whites of one's eyes” po angielsku

to see the whites of one's eyes
01

to be in a situation where one is extremely close to someone, typically during a confrontation or high-stakes moment, often implying imminent action or danger 

formalne
Przykłady
The soldiers waited until they could see the whites of the enemy’s eyes before opening fire. 
02

to observe someone’s emotions, such as fear or determination, especially when their expression is extreme or evident in their eyes 

nieformalne
Przykłady
When the teacher announced the surprise test, I saw the whites of my classmates' eyes widen in shock. 
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