What does un coup d'œil in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word un coup d'œil in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use un coup d'œil in French.

The word un coup d'œil in French means a, an, one, one, one, one of them, one of, one, number one, one, for a good price, at a good price, at one point, at some point, see you again!, see you again sometime!, See you someday!, a stone's throw from , a stone's throw away from, at a point, at some point, at some point or another, when the time comes, with a high level of knowledge, with a high level of expertise, a stone's throw, approach a problem short-sightedly, look at a problem from too narrow a perspective, come to a compromise, grant an appointment, give an appointment, be cautiously optimistic, remain cautiously optimistic, call a name, fit like a glove, be a love, be a darling, be a sweetie, be an angel, a lovely , a sweet , a darling, call a spade a spade, say it like it is, call a spade a spade, not mince your words, hand to on a platter, hand to on a plate, begin to answer, after a while, audit 's accounts, get a smile out of , force a smile out of, arrive at, come at the worst possible moment, arrive like a bull in a china-shop, secure an area, make somewhere secure, reach a goal, achieve a goal, reach a critical point, expect a baby, expect a baby, be expecting a baby, be expecting a baby, be having a baby, be expecting a happy event, Wait a second!, Wait a minute!, get sunburned, catch a cold, after a while, It's like pissing into the wind, someone else, another, another, with a bit of luck, be tightfisted, Click!, Bingo!, Eureka!, be very funny, be hilarious, be scared of the slightest thing, be afraid of the slightest thing, have more than one trick up your sleeve, have an air of superiority, eat like a horse, could eat a horse, eat like a bird, have the advantage over, be stuck-up, go blank, be very lucky, have a lot of luck, be good at drawing, be a big eater, be a good cyclist, be good at art, be basically a good person, be proficient in , have a good standard of, have a skeleton in the closet, have a thorn in your side, be resilient, have a criminal record, have a frog in your throat, lisp, be a hopeless romantic, have a heart of stone, be so kind and generous, have the body of a goddess, look like a goddess, have a bit of the [noun] about you, be one step ahead, be drunk, feel tired all of a sudden, feel down, feel depressed, be taken with, fall madly in love with, feel weak, feel tired all of a sudden, feel peckish, have the annoying habit of doing, be gifted at , have a gift for, have doubts, have the right to scrutinize , have the right to examine, have a moment of clarity, hit a snag, have a soft spot for, be partial to, look a little like, be tied down, have a fit of the giggles, have a dodgy knee, have a decided taste for, taste of, have a taste of. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word un coup d'œil

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