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Mil.(at ceremonies) the command to turn the head and eyes to the right in salute.
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eyes right — /aɪz ˈraɪt/ (say uyz ruyt) noun 1. the command given to turn the head and eyes to the right as a salute while marching in formation. 2. the action of turning the eyes and head to the right. –phrase 3. a little bit of eyes right, World War I… …
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eyes left — Mil. (at ceremonies) the command to turn the head and eyes to the left in salute. * * * eyes right or eyes left «yz», a military order to turn the head to the right or to the left as a salute while marching … Useful english dictionary
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