stare的解释 stare的解释是什么

1. 凝视，盯着看，瞪眼看，目不转睛地看，瞪着眼睛
2. 竖立，倒竖
3. 显眼，显见，刺眼
4. 愣住，目瞪口呆
5. 目不转睛把…看得
6. 明摆着，显而易见，必定发生，不可避免
7. 盯得某人转移目光

1. 凝视，注视
2. 瞪眼，盯，瞪视

1. vt. & vi. 凝视; 瞪视 look for a long time with wide-open eyes

1. [C] 盯视,凝视 an act or way of staring; long steady look

1.凝视;盯着看
If youstare at someone or something, you look at them for a long time.

e.g. Tamara stared at him in disbelief, shaking her head...
塔玛拉一边狐疑地盯着他看，一边摇着头。
e.g. Ben continued tostare out the window...
本一直凝视着窗外。

2.(局势、解决办法等)非常明显的，明摆在眼前
If a situation or the answer to a problemis staring youin the face, it is very obvious, although you may not be immediately aware of it.

e.g. Then the answer hit me. It had been staring me in the face ever since Lullington.
接着我突然想到了答案。从在路林顿起它就一直摆在我的眼前。

相关词组：stare out

stare after( v.+prep. )

盯着…的背影 follow the movements of (usually sb) with fixed eyes
stare after sb

She stared after him as he left her, tears blinding her eyes.

他离开她时,她凝视着他的背影,泪水模糊了她的眼睛。

stare at( v.+prep. )

盯,凝视 look fixedly with wide-open eyes
stare at sb/sth

Why are you staring at me?

你为什么盯着我?

Boys gather by the coffee-bar to stare at the passing girls.

男孩子们聚集在咖啡馆旁盯着路过的女孩子们。

When the country boy visited the big city for the first time, all he could do was to stare at the tall buildings in wonder.

那乡下男孩第一次进这个大城市时,他好奇地盯着大楼看个没完。

Do you like being stared at?

你愿意被盯着看吗?

stare down〔out〕( v.+adv. )

盯得(某人)再不敢对视下去 defeat (sb) by looking at him steadily with fixed eyes until he lowers his eyes
stare sb ⇔ down〔out〕

Children enjoy a silly competition in which they try to stare each other down.

孩子们喜欢玩一种天真可笑的比赛,他们互相逼视,看谁把对方压倒。

Stop trying to stare me out.

别打算把我吓倒。

The two children were having a competition to see who could stare the other out.

两个孩子在较量,看谁能把对方瞪得受不了。

stare out of( v.+adv.+prep. )

向外凝视 gaze outward
stare out of sth

They were staring out of the window.

他们从窗口向外凝视。

He stares out of the sea.

他凝视着外面的大海。

• Why stand you In this strange stare?

  出自：Tempest,Shakespeare

• They stared at him stonily.

  出自：J. Wain

• He stared down the length of the train.

  出自：O. Manning

• He stared aghast at the message.

  出自：Day Lewis

• The man sitting..staring out of the window.

  出自：L. Hellman

• The..window..staring down-river like a huge handless clockface.

  出自：fig.

• ☆ 直接源自古英语的starian，意为盯着看。