“To have an eye on” in Japanese
Short answer
To have an eye on in Japanese is “目指す” (mezasu). Full meaning: to aim at (for, to do, to become), to try for, to have an eye on; to go toward, to head for.
Other ways to say “To have an eye on” in Japanese
目をつける
mewotsukeru to have an eye on, to zero in on
狙う
nerau to aim at (with a weapon, etc.); to be after (something or someone), to have an eye on, to plan to make one's own; to aim for, to set up as a goal
目ざせる
mezaseru to aim at (for, to do, to become), to try for, to have an eye on; to go toward, to head for
目指せる
mezaseru to aim at (for, to do, to become), to try for, to have an eye on; to go toward, to head for
目差す
mezasu to aim at (for, to do, to become), to try for, to have an eye on; to go toward, to head for
めざす
mezasu to aim at (for, to do, to become), to try for, to have an eye on; to go toward, to head for
目ざす
mezasu to aim at (for, to do, to become), to try for, to have an eye on; to go toward, to head for
狙える
neraeru to aim at (with a weapon, etc.); to be after (something or someone), to have an eye on, to plan to make one's own; to aim for, to set up as a goal
ねらえる
neraeru to aim at (with a weapon, etc.); to be after (something or someone), to have an eye on, to plan to make one's own; to aim for, to set up as a goal
ねらう
nerau to aim at (with a weapon, etc.); to be after (something or someone), to have an eye on, to plan to make one's own; to aim for, to set up as a goal
覘ふ
nerau to aim at (with a weapon, etc.); to be after (something or someone), to have an eye on, to plan to make one's own; to aim for, to set up as a goal
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