gazing
v. 凝视,注视( gaze的现在分词 )
If you gaze at someone or something, you look steadily at them for a long time, for example because you find them attractive or interesting, or because you are thinking about something else.
She stood gazing at herself in the mirror...
她站在那儿,凝视着镜中的自己。
Sitting in his wicker chair, he gazed reflectively at the fire...
他坐在藤椅上,若有所思地凝视着炉火。
You can talk about someone's gaze as a way of describing how they are looking at something, especially when they are looking steadily at it.
The Monsignor turned his gaze from the flames to meet the Colonel's...
这位大人凝视的目光离开火苗,与上校的目光相遇。
She felt increasingly uncomfortable under the woman's steady gaze...
那个女人一直盯着她看,让她觉得愈发不自在了。
If someone or something is in the public gaze, they are receiving a lot of attention from the general public.
You won't find a couple more in the public gaze than Michael and Lizzie.
没有比迈克尔和莉齐更受人瞩目的夫妇了。
What are you gazing at?
你在凝视什么? stare指 “睁大眼睛、目不转睛地盯着看”,如:
She was gazing at him with a soft, contented smile on her face.
她注视着他,脸上带着温柔而满足的微笑。
Gazing up into his eyes, she seemed to take in all he said.
她抬起头注视着他的眼睛,好像听懂了他说的一切。
Mr. Dambar found himself gazing into the distance for a moment or two.
丹巴先生不知不觉朝远方凝视了片刻。
The girls stood still, gazing around the building, trying to picture life there fifty years before.
女孩子们静静地站着,仔细打量这幢建筑,尽力想象50年前这里的生活情景。