gaze

• 名词，指专注、凝视的目光或注视，常表达兴趣、惊讶或沉思。

A noun referring to a steady, intent look or stare, often expressing interest, wonder, or contemplation.

1. Steady lookB1formal

   A long, steady, and intent look at someone or something.

   凝视

   • She met his gaze without flinching.
   • He fixed his gaze on the horizon.
   • The child's gaze was full of wonder.

   同义词regardstare

   反义词glancepeeksidelong

2. Expression in eyesB2formal

   The way someone looks at something, often reflecting a particular emotion or state of mind.

   凝视

   • There was a distant gaze in her eyes.
   • His gaze was filled with admiration.
   • She turned her gaze away from the scene.

   同义词expressionglancelookregardstare

• 动词，表示长时间专注地看某人或某物，常带有沉思、欣赏或惊讶的神情。

A verb used to indicate the act of looking steadily and intently at someone or something, often in a thoughtful or admiring way.

1. Look steadily and intentlyB1formal

   To look at something or someone for a long time, especially in surprise, admiration, or thought.

   凝视

   • She gazed out the window at the falling snow.
   • He gazed into her eyes for a long moment.
   • The tourists gazed at the magnificent cathedral in awe.

   同义词contemplateeyegapegawkpeerregardstarewatch

2. Stare in a dreamy or thoughtful wayB2informal

   To look at something without focusing, often while thinking deeply.

   凝视

   • He gazed at the horizon, lost in thought.
   • She gazed at the painting, trying to understand its meaning.
   • They gazed at the stars on a clear night.