have the sun in one's eyes
The phrase "have the sun in one's eyes" can be understood literally or as slang, depending on the context.
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Definition
B1Everyday
(common)To have difficulty seeing because bright sunlight is shining directly into one's eyes.
Example
- She had the sun in her eyes and couldn't see the road ahead.
- With the sun in his eyes, he missed the catch.
C1Informal
(slang)To be intoxicated.
Example
- After a few drinks, he clearly had the sun in his eyes.
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