I couldn't help wondering when I see it. Does the singular 'eye' mean that the beholder has only one eye left (after a brawl, e.g.), it is a birth defect, or the person just has to close the other?
Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder': people who think they are drunk also think they are attractive.
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it might be simpler to just get used to it.
And that's what an idiom is by definition. Looking for gramatical rules might not be worth it :-)
I couldn't help wondering when I see it. Does the singular 'eye' mean that the beholder has only one eye left (after a brawl, e.g.), it is a birth defect, or the person just has to close the other?
Beauty is in the eye of the beer holder': people who think they are drunk also think they are attractive.
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it might be simpler to just get used to it.
And that's what an idiom is by definition. Looking for gramatical rules might not be worth it :-)