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Translations

staringgerund / present participle
UK
/ˈsteərɪŋ/
US
/ˈsterɪŋ/
Used as a descriptive adjective both literally (eye-gaze) and figuratively (obvious, conspicuous).
Synonyms
gaping
ogling
stony-eyed
riveted
glaring
fixed
unblinking
intent
wide-eyed
staringnoun
пристальный взгляд
His staring made her uncomfortable.
Его пристальный взгляд заставил её чувствовать себя неуютно.
Synonyms
glimpse
look
stare
glare
gaze
stareverb

staring

Gerund

stared
Past Simple
stared
Past Participle
staring
Gerund
UK
/steə/
US
/ster/
He couldn't help but stare at the beautiful painting.
Он не мог не пялиться на красивую картину.
She decided to stare at the stars for a while.
Она решила уставиться на звезды на некоторое время.
The cat would often stare out the window.
Кот часто смотрел в окно.
Additional translations
пристально всматриваться
выглядывать
зыркать
Synonyms
scan
look
observe
watch
peer
glare
gaze
scrutinize
Antonyms
avoid
look away
glance

Definitions

staringgerund / present participle
Having the eyes fixed wide open in surprise, fear, or steady attention; looking intently.
The tourists stood with staring eyes as the lion approached the jeep.
Blatantly obvious; conspicuously apparent.
There is a staring omission in the final draft of the proposal.
staringnoun
The act of looking fixedly or intently at something or someone.
Her staring made him uncomfortable during the meeting.
stareverb
To look fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one's eyes wide open.
She couldn't help but stare at the beautiful painting for several minutes.
To be plainly visible or conspicuously obvious; to stand out strikingly.
The misspelled headline stared from the front page.
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