Stare 의 일본어 의미

じっと見る (jitto miru)

예:

She stared at the painting for a long time.

彼女はその絵を長い間じっと見つめていた。

He couldn't help but stare at the beautiful sunset.

彼は美しい夕日をじっと見つめることをやめられなかった。

사용: informal문맥: Used in everyday situations to describe looking at something intently or with fixed attention.

메모: This expression can indicate admiration or surprise.

凝視する (gou-shi suru)

예:

The detective stared at the evidence carefully.

探偵は証拠を注意深く凝視した。

She stared at him in disbelief.

彼女は信じられないという表情で彼を凝視した。

사용: formal/informal문맥: Often used in contexts where intense focus or scrutiny is involved, such as investigations or serious conversations.

메모: This term emphasizes a deeper level of concentration compared to 'じっと見る'.

見つめる (mitsumeru)

예:

He stared at her with love in his eyes.

彼は彼女を愛に満ちた目で見つめた。

The child stared at the magician in awe.

子供はマジシャンを感嘆のまなざしで見つめた。

사용: informal문맥: Commonly used to describe gazing at someone or something with an emotional intensity.

메모: This term can convey feelings such as admiration, love, or wonder.

じろじろ見る (jirojiro miru)

예:

Don't stare at people; it's rude.

人をじろじろ見ないでください；失礼です。

He was staring at me as if I was a freak.

彼は私を変わり者のようにじろじろ見ていた。

사용: informal문맥: Used to describe a rude or intrusive way of staring at someone, usually when they feel uncomfortable.

메모: This term often carries a negative connotation.

Gaze

To look steadily and intently at something or someone.

예: She gazed out of the window, lost in thought.

메모: Gaze implies a more prolonged and thoughtful look compared to a stare.

Glare

To look at someone or something in an angry or fierce way.

예: He gave her a fierce glare before storming out of the room.

메모: Glare suggests a more intense and often hostile look compared to a stare.

Peer

To look closely or carefully, especially when it's difficult to see clearly.

예: She peered into the darkness, trying to make out shapes in the distance.

메모: Peer involves looking closely or straining to see something, often in a situation where visibility is limited.

Gawk

To stare openly in a rude or stupid manner.

예: The tourists gawked at the towering skyscrapers in amazement.

메모: Gawk implies a more overt and sometimes socially inappropriate form of staring.

Ogle

To look at someone with obvious sexual interest or desire.

예: He couldn't help but ogle at the beautiful model on the magazine cover.

메모: Ogle specifically connotes looking at someone in a way that suggests attraction or desire.

Stare down

To look at someone or something without blinking as a way to show determination or dominance.

예: She stared down her opponent before the boxing match.

메모: This phrase adds the element of confrontation or challenge to the act of staring.

Stare off into space

To look at nothing in particular, often lost in thought or daydreaming.

예: He was staring off into space during the boring lecture.

메모: This phrase implies a lack of focus or engagement in what is happening around the person.

Stare someone in the face

To look directly at someone with intensity, often in a challenging or confrontational manner.

예: I couldn't believe he could stare me in the face and lie about it.

메모: This phrase emphasizes direct eye contact and often carries a sense of disbelief or audacity in the situation.

Stare blankly

To look at something without expression or emotion, often due to confusion or shock.

예: She just stared blankly at the painting, not understanding its meaning.

메모: This phrase highlights the lack of reaction or comprehension in the act of staring.

Stare someone down

To maintain eye contact with someone as a way to assert dominance or intimidate them.

예: The two competitors stared each other down before the race began.

메모: Similar to 'stare down,' but specifically focused on the interaction between individuals in a competitive or confrontational context.

Stare in disbelief

To look at something with a sense of shock or incredulity, unable to believe what one is seeing.

예: I could only stare in disbelief as the magician made the elephant disappear.

메모: This phrase emphasizes the emotional response of disbelief while staring.

Stare into the distance

To look far away in a fixed manner, often deep in thought or contemplation.

예: He stood on the cliff, staring into the distance as if searching for something.

메모: This phrase suggests looking at a far-off point rather than directly at something close by, indicating a reflective or pensive state.

Zoned out

To be mentally absent or unaware of one's surroundings, often with a blank expression like when staring but without active focus.

예: She was completely zoned out during the meeting.

메모: Differs from 'stare' as it implies a lack of conscious attention or engagement.

Daydreaming

To be lost in pleasant thoughts or fantasies, often resulting in a vacant or absent-minded stare.

예: I caught myself daydreaming instead of working on the assignment.

메모: Differs from 'stare' as it involves being lost in one's thoughts rather than actively focusing on something external.

Glazed over

To have a dull, unfocused look in one's eyes, often indicating disinterest or boredom.

예: His eyes glazed over as he listened to the boring lecture.

메모: Differs from 'stare' as it describes a lack of engagement or attention, usually due to boredom or fatigue.

Eyes fixed

To have one's eyes firmly focused or locked onto a specific point or direction, often indicating deep contemplation or concentration.

예: She sat with her eyes fixed on the horizon, lost in thought.

메모: Differs from 'stare' as it suggests a deliberate and unwavering focus on a particular object or idea.

Space out

To become mentally disengaged, losing track of time or surroundings, often resulting in a vacant stare.

예: Don't space out during the driving lesson; focus on the road.

메모: Differs from 'stare' as it conveys a state of mental absence or distraction rather than intentional observation.

Zonk out

To fall into a deep sleep or state of unconsciousness, often with a distant or vacant look preceding the act of falling asleep.

예: After a long day at work, all I wanted to do was zonk out on the couch.

메모: Differs from 'stare' as it refers to a state of complete physical and mental relaxation or exhaustion leading to sleep.

I stare out of the window.

She stares at her phone all day.

He stared at me in disbelief.

The children stared in awe at the fireworks.

Stare - 명사 (Noun) / 명사, 단수 또는 집합 (Noun, singular or mass)

표제어: stare

변화

명사, 복수 (Noun, plural): stares

명사, 단수 또는 집합 (Noun, singular or mass): stare

동사, 과거형 (Verb, past tense): stared

동사, 동명사 또는 현재분사 (Verb, gerund or present participle): staring

동사, 3인칭 단수 현재형 (Verb, 3rd person singular present): stares

동사, 기본형 (Verb, base form): stare

동사, 3인칭 단수 아닌 현재형 (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): stare

음절, 분리, 강세

Stare 1 음절을 포함합니다: stare

음성 표기: ˈster

stare , ˈster (빨간 음절은 강세가 있습니다)

단어 빈도 및 중요성 지수는 특정 언어에서 단어가 얼마나 자주 나타나는지를 나타냅니다. 숫자가 작을수록 단어가 더 자주 사용됩니다. 가장 자주 사용되는 단어는 일반적으로 1에서 4000 사이입니다.

Stare: 200 - 300 (매우 흔한).

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