一いち目もく

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一目する · noun or participle which takes 'suru'

Meanings

A quick look or brief glance. Often used in the pattern 一目見る or with する to mean taking a look.

one stone (in go)

Technical term in the game of go, referring to a single stone.

〈物もの〉を一いち目もく見みるto take a quick glance at something
その絵えを一いち目もく見みて、価か値ちがわかった。
I could tell the painting's value just by glancing at it once.
〈事こと〉が一いち目もくでわかるto understand something at a glance
この写しゃ真しんを見みれば、状じょう況きょうが一いち目もくでわかる。
If you look at this photo, you'll understand the situation at a glance.
〈人ひと〉に一いち目もくもくれないnot to give someone even a single glance
彼かれは忙いそがしくて、私わたしに一いち目もくもくれなかった。
He was so busy that he didn't even glance at me.

一いち目もく置おくacknowledge someone's superiority; take off one's hat to someone
一いち目もくも二に目もくも置おくacknowledge someone's superiority; take one's hat off to someone

一いち瞥べつ sense 1
一目 is the common word for a quick glance, often in the phrase 一目見る, while 一瞥 is a more literary term that can carry a dismissive or cursory nuance.

一ひと目めN1
一目 written the same way is usually read ひとめ in everyday speech (as in 一目惚れ), while いちもく is the more formal reading used in set phrases like 一目瞭然 or the go term for a single stone.

目もく sense 2
一目 in the sense of a go stone is itself formed from the counter 目, which is used to count stones placed on the board.

Compound of 一 (one) and 目 (eye). The 'glance' sense is a straightforward extension of 'one eye' to mean a single look.