Gaze Meaning in English
word
/ˈɡeɪz/
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/ɡˈeɪz/
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释义
A long, steady look at something or someone, often with concentration, admiration, or wonder.
用法与细微差别
More intentional and prolonged than "look" or "glance." Can be both noun and verb. Common phrases: "gaze into someone's eyes," "avert one's gaze," "under the public gaze." In academic contexts, "the male gaze" refers to depicting things from a masculine perspective.
Spanish: mirada fijaPortuguese (BR): olhar fixoPortuguese (PT): olhar fixoChinese (Simplified): 凝视Chinese (Traditional): 凝視Hindi: टकटकी - एकटक देखनाArabic: تحديق - نظرة ثابتةBengali: তাকানো - দৃষ্টিপাতRussian: пристальный взгляд - пристально смотретьJapanese: じっと見る - 視線Vietnamese: nhìn chăm chú - ánh nhìnKorean: 응시 - 뚫어지게 보다Turkish: dik dik bakmak - gözünü dikmek - bakışUrdu: گھورنا - نظرIndonesian: menatap - tatapan
例句
She gazed at the stars in wonder.
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His gaze was fixed on the painting.
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The child gazed out the window at the falling snow.
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She felt his gaze on her but refused to look up.
natural
Celebrities live their entire lives under the public gaze.
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He gazed into the distance, lost in thought about what could have been.
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