Gaze at Meaning in English
expression
ˈɡeɪz/ /ˈæt
GAYZ-at
ɡˈeɪz/ /ˈæt
GAYZ-at
Definição
To look at something or someone for a long time, especially with admiration, wonder, or thoughtfulness.
Uso & Nuances
More intense and thoughtful than 'look at' or 'stare at'; often used in literature or for emotional moments. Usually neutral or positive, not aggressive. Common collocation: 'gaze at the stars.'
Spanish: mirar fijamente a - contemplarPortuguese (BR): fitar - olhar fixamente paraPortuguese (PT): fitá-lo - olhar fixamente paraChinese (Simplified): 凝视Chinese (Traditional): 凝視Hindi: टकटकी लगाकर देखनाArabic: يحدق فيBengali: তাকিয়ে থাকাRussian: всматриваться - пристально смотретьJapanese: 見つめるVietnamese: nhìn chăm chúKorean: 응시하다Turkish: bakmak (dikkatle) - dalgın dalgın bakmakUrdu: غور سے دیکھناIndonesian: nhìn chăm chú vào
Frases de Exemplo
She gazed at the beautiful painting for minutes.
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The children gazed at the fireworks in awe.
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He loves to gaze at the stars every night.
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They sat on the bench, quietly gazing at the sunset together.
natural
I caught myself gazing at her, lost in thought.
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People often gaze at the ocean when they want to relax and clear their minds.
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