közü keŋŋe keterge

/køzy keŋŋe keterɡe/

Literal translation

for one's eye to go into the wide

Intended meaning

To look off far away, one's attention drifting from what is close at hand.
  • Tebo hunada qajığan taşnı orununa tüşürdü, Lyapşu, közü keŋŋe ketgenin horlap, Teboğa bir zat aytırğa başladı...Tebo put the stone that had worked loose in the wall back in its place; Lyapshu, mastering the way his gaze had drifted off into the distance, began to say something to Tebo...

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