glaring

• 形容某事物非常明显、引人注目或强烈，常含负面或令人不快的意味。

Describes something that is very obvious, conspicuous, or intense, often in a negative or unpleasant way.

1. Obvious or conspicuousB2formal

   Very noticeable in a way that is often negative or unpleasant.

   明显的

   • There was a glaring error in the report.
   • The room had a glaring lack of furniture.
   • His absence was a glaring omission from the guest list.

   同义词blatantconspicuousegregiousflagrantobviousovertpatentshamelessstrikingunmistakable

   反义词fainthiddeninconspicuoussubtleunobtrusive

2. Staring angrilyB1informal

   Looking at someone or something with a fierce or angry expression.

   怒视的

   • She gave him a glaring look after his rude comment.
   • The teacher was glaring at the students who were talking.
   • He stood there glaring at the broken machine.

   同义词fiercefrowninggloweringscowlingstaring

   反义词beamingsmiling

3. Harshly brightB1formal

   Shining with a very strong, often uncomfortable, light.

   刺眼的

   • The glaring sun made it hard to see the road.
   • The car's headlights were glaring in my eyes.
   • We had to shield our eyes from the glaring light.

   同义词blazingblindingbrilliantdazzlingharshintensepiercing

   反义词dimdullfaintsoftsubdued

• 动词，表示怒视、瞪眼，即用强烈或愤怒的目光盯着某人；也可指发出刺眼、耀眼的光。

A verb used to indicate staring fiercely or angrily, or shining with a harsh, dazzling light.

1. Stare angrilyB1formal

   To look at someone or something with a very angry or fierce expression.

   怒视

   • She glared at him when he interrupted her.
   • The teacher glared at the noisy students.
   • He glared across the room, furious at the comment.

   同义词frownglowerlourscowlstare

   反义词smile

2. Shine with intense lightB2formal

   To shine with a strong, harsh, or blinding light.

   刺眼

   • The sun glared down on the desert travelers.
   • Headlights glared through the foggy night.
   • The bright screen glared in the dark room.

   同义词blazedazzleflaregleamglow