Glared Meaning in English
word · lemma: glare
Definition
If someone glared, they looked at another person in an angry, fierce, or disapproving way.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for strong, wordless anger or disapproval. 'Glared at' is the standard phrase. Not as gentle as 'looked at'—always suggests negative feeling. Commonly found in stories or descriptions of conflicts.
Spanish: miró fijamente - fulminó con la miradaPortuguese (BR): olhou fixamente - lançou um olhar fulminantePortuguese (PT): olhou fixamente - lançou um olhar fulminanteChinese (Simplified): 怒视 - 瞪眼Chinese (Traditional): 怒視 - 瞪眼Hindi: घूराArabic: حَدَّقَ بِغَضَبBengali: তীব্র দৃষ্টিতে তাকানো - ঘৃণাভরে তাকানোRussian: свирепо посмотрел - злобно уставилсяJapanese: にらんだ - 睨みつけたVietnamese: lườm - trừng mắtKorean: 노려보다Turkish: dik dik bakmak - sertçe bakmakUrdu: غور سے گھورنا - غصے سے دیکھناIndonesian: menatap tajam - melotot
Example Sentences
He glared at the dog for making a mess.
basic
I knew I was in trouble when Mom glared at me from across the room.
natural
She glared at him during the meeting.
basic
They just glared at each other instead of talking it out.
natural
After I spilled the coffee, my boss glared without saying a word.
natural
The teacher glared when the class was noisy.
basic