stare
stare
verb
be staring something in the face
starer
noun
语源
stare someone out (或 down)
verb
- [no obj.]look fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one's eyes wide open
凝视，注视，目不转睛地看
he stared at her in amazement.
他惊讶得目不转睛地看着她。
Robyn sat staring into space, her mind numb.
罗宾坐在那儿呆呆地注视着天空，她的头脑中一片空白。
■(of a person's eyes) be wide open, with a fixed or vacant expression
瞪眼看，茫然地看
her grey eyes stared back at him.
她回过身来用灰色的眼睛瞪着他。
■[no obj., with adverbial of direction](of a thing) be unpleasantly prominent or striking
（事物）惹眼，显眼
the obituaries stared out at us.
那个讣告在我们看来很惹眼。
■[with obj.](stare someone into)reduce someone to (a specified condition) by looking fixedly at them
把…注视得，目不转睛把…看得
Sandra stared him into silence.
桑德拉把他盯得不敢吭声。
- a long fixed or vacant look
盯，凝视
she gave him a cold stare.
她冷冷地盯了他一眼。
be staring something in the face
- be on the verge of defeat, death, or another unpleasant fate
处于失败（或死亡等坏运气的）边缘
Everton were staring defeat in the face.
埃弗顿正处于失败的边缘。
- look fixedly or boldly at someone
盯着看，瞪眼看
- be glaringly apparent or obvious
很明显，显而易见
the answer had been staring him in the face.
那答案就曾一直在他的面前。
starer
noun
语源
- Old English starian, of Germanic origin, from a base meaning 'be rigid'
stare someone out (或 down)
- look fixedly at someone until they feel forced to lower their eyes or turn away
瞪眼 把…看得不敢对视；瞪眼把…看得转过脸去
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