staring

• 形容目光专注、直视且常常强烈或持续时间长。

Describes a look that is fixed, direct, and often intense or prolonged.

1. Fixed gazeB1formal

   Describing eyes that are wide open and unmoving, often due to surprise, fear, or intense focus.

   凝视的

   • Her staring eyes revealed her shock at the news.
   • He stood there with a staring expression, unable to speak.
   • The child's staring eyes were fixed on the magician.

   同义词fixedunblinking

   反义词blinkingwinking

2. Blatant or obviousB2informal

   Used informally to emphasize something as being very obvious or extreme, often with a negative connotation.

   显而易见的；公然的

   • That's a staring lie, and everyone knows it.
   • He made a staring mistake by ignoring the instructions.
   • It's a staring fact that they never listen.

   同义词arrantbarefacedblatantbrazenegregiousflagrantglaringobviousoutrightstark

• 动词，表示长时间地、专注地或紧张地看某人或某物，通常睁大眼睛。

A verb used to indicate the act of looking fixedly or intently at someone or something, often with wide-open eyes.

1. Look fixedlyA2formal

   To look at someone or something for a long time with wide-open eyes, often without blinking.

   凝视

   • She stared at the painting for several minutes.
   • He stared out the window, lost in thought.
   • The child stared at the magician in amazement.

   同义词eyefixategapegawkgazeglareoglepeerrubberneck

   反义词glanceglimpsepeekscanskim

2. Stare in surprise or shockB1informal

   To look at someone or something with a fixed gaze due to surprise, shock, or disbelief.

   目瞪口呆

   • They stared at the accident scene in horror.
   • He stared at the bill, unable to believe the amount.
   • She stared at him when he told her the news.

   同义词gapegawkgawpgogglerubberneck

短语动词变体stare down