Worth a Jew's eye In english explanation

The meaning, explanation, definition and origin of the idiom/phrase "worth a Jew's eye", English Idiom Dictionary ( also found in Vietnamese )

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Meaning of Worth a Jew's eye

Worth a Jew's eye American British informal

To have great value
 

That starry night picture was painted by Picasso. It is worth a Jew's eye now.

Don't touch that antiques. They are found in the Roma empire so they are worth a Jew's eye.

If only I had bought that plot in the center. It was worth a Jew's eye.

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1. A person who is important, successful, or influential

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Origin of Worth a Jew's eye

This phrase originated from the custom of torturing Jews for money.
 

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