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Tomaten auf den Augen
Literally meaning 'to have tomatoes on one's eyes,' it implies a temporary blindness to facts or objects. It is used playfully or in frustration when someone cannot find something or fails to notice a clear sign.
Examples in context
Hast du Tomaten auf den Augen?
Are you oblivious?
Er sieht das Schild nicht trotz Tomaten auf den Augen.
He doesn't see the sign despite being completely oblivious.
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