leer

UK
/lɪə/
US
/lɪr/
leernoun
leers
pl
UK
/lɪə/
US
/lɪr/
Translations
He gave her a leer that made her uncomfortable.
Он бросил на неё взгляд, который заставил её почувствовать себя неуютно.
His leer was unsettling, as if he knew something he shouldn't.
Его ухмылка была тревожной, как будто он знал что-то, чего не должен.
Additional translations
злобный взгляд
Definitions
A sly or lustful look or gaze.
He gave her a leer that made her feel uncomfortable.
leerverb
leered
Past Simple
leered
Past Participle
leering
Gerund
UK
/lɪə/
US
/lɪr/
Translations
смотреть с вожделением
He would often leer at her from across the room.
Он часто смотрел на неё с вожделением из другого конца комнаты.
The man leered at the woman as she walked by.
Мужчина пялился на женщину, когда она проходила мимо.
Definitions
To look or gaze in an unpleasant, malicious, or lascivious way.
He leered at her from across the room, making her feel uncomfortable.
leeradjective
leerer
Comp.
leerest
Super.
UK
/lɪə/
US
/lɪr/
Archaic/Scots adjective meaning "empty".
Definitions
Empty; devoid of contents (archaic, chiefly Scots).
He returned with a leer sack that once held grain.
leerproper noun
Definitions
A town in Lower Saxony, north-western Germany, situated where the Leda flows into the Ems.
Leer is known for its picturesque harbour and historic buildings.