She stood gazing at herself in the mirror. [VERB + at]
她站在那兒,凝視着鏡中的自己。
Sitting in his wicker chair, he gazed reflectively at the fire. [VERB + at]
他坐在藤椅上,若有所思地凝視着爐火。
The girls stood still, gazing around the building, trying to picture life there fifty years before. [VERB prep./adv.]
女孩子們靜靜地站着,仔細打量這幢建築,盡力想象50年前這裏的生活情景。
The verbs gaze and stare are both used to talk about looking at something for a long time. If you gaze at something, it is often because you think it is marvellous or impressive. A fresh-faced little girl gazes in wonder at the bright fairground lights. If you stare at something or someone, it is often because you think they are strange or shocking. Various families came out and stared at us.
動詞gaze和stare都可以用來表示長時間地注視某物。gaze at常指因所見之物精彩或壯觀而盯着看,例如:A fresh-faced little girl gazes in wonder at the bright fairground lights(一位臉蛋紅撲撲的小女孩驚奇地盯着遊樂場裏那些明亮的彩燈)。stare at常指因某物怪異或令人震驚而瞪着眼睛看:Various families came out and stared at us(家家戶戶的人都出來盯着我們看)。
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