glaze over

• Verbe à particule utilisé pour décrire le regard qui devient vitreux ou indifférent, souvent à cause de l'ennui, de la fatigue ou du manque d'intérêt.

A phrasal verb used to describe the act of becoming glassy or expressionless, often due to boredom, fatigue, or lack of interest.

indénombrable · intransitif · phrasal, sans objet

1. Become dull or expressionlessinformal

   When someone's eyes become fixed and expressionless, often due to boredom, tiredness, or lack of interest.

   Devenir terne ou vide (en parlant du regard)

   • His eyes glazed over during the long lecture.
   • When she started talking about tax forms, his eyes glazed over.
   • The student's eyes glazed over as the teacher droned on.

   Synonymesglass over

2. Become covered with a thin layerformal

   To become covered with a thin, shiny layer, like ice or a coating.

   Se recouvrir d'une fine couche

   • The pond glazed over with a thin layer of ice overnight.
   • The cake's surface glazed over with a sugary coating.
   • The windows glazed over with frost in the cold morning.

   Synonymesfilm overfrost overice over

Verbe de baseglaze