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Keep an eye out for cars, when you're riding your bike on the road.
Keep an eye on the cars, when you're riding your bike on the road.
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To keep an eye on something means to watch or monitor that thing carefully and to keep an eye out for something means to watch an area until that thing appears or arrives.
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