“To set one's eyes on” in Japanese
Short answer
To set one's eyes on in Japanese is “見据える” (misueru). Full meaning: to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on.
Other ways to say “To set one's eyes on” in Japanese
みすえ
misue to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
みすえる
misueru to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
見据ゑる
misueru to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
見すえる
misueru to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
視据える
misueru to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
みすえれ
misuere to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
目をかける
mewokakeru to look after, to take care (of), to favor, to favour, to be partial to; to gaze at, to stare at, to set one's eyes on
見据ゑ
misue to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
見すえ
misue to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
視据え
misue to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
見据え
misue to stare fixedly at, to fix one's gaze on; to make sure of, to set one's eyes on (e.g. the future), to focus on
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