gaze

UK
/ɡeɪz/
US
/ɡeɪz/

Translations

gazenoun
gazes
pl
UK
/ɡeɪz/
US
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regarden théorie critique, souvent avec un complément comme « masculin » ou « féminin »
The film critiques the male gaze that dominates mainstream cinema.
Le film critique le regard masculin qui domine le cinéma grand public.
regardregard soutenu ou attentif
Her gaze was fixed on the horizon as the sun set.
Son regard était fixé sur l’horizon au coucher du soleil.
Additional translations
direction du regardorientation précise des yeux
gazeverb
gazed
Past Simple
gazed
Past Participle
gazing
Gerund
UK
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US
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fixer du regardregarder de façon soutenue et insistante
She gazed out the window, lost in her thoughts.
Elle fixait du regard la fenêtre, perdue dans ses pensées.
Additional translations
regarder fixementvariante plus générale et naturelle selon le contexte
gazeadjective
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US
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Used attributively in technical and scientific contexts (e.g., "gaze tracking", "gaze data").
oculaireemploi technique ou scientifique, notamment en informatique et en ergonomie
The system uses gaze input to control the cursor.
Le système utilise une saisie oculaire pour contrôler le curseur.
Additional translations
du regardtourne souvent autour de l’expression « commande par le regard »

Definitions

gazenoun
A steady or intent look.
Her gaze was fixed on the horizon as the sun set.
In critical theory, a manner or perspective of looking that frames and objectifies its subject, often specified by a modifier such as "male" or "female".
The film critiques the male gaze that dominates mainstream cinema.
The specific direction in which a person’s eyes are directed.
The therapist asked him to shift his gaze to the left.
gazeverb
To look steadily and intently, especially in admiration, surprise, or thought.
She gazed out the window, lost in her thoughts.
gazeadjective
Relating to or based on a person's direction of looking or eye fixation.
The system uses gaze input to control the cursor.