盯
dīng
Meaning
- to stare at
- to watch attentively
Definition
把视线集中在一点上；注视。
To fix one's gaze on a point; to stare at.
Usage
常用于表示集中注意力看某人或某物，有时带有监视或警惕的意味。
Often used to indicate focusing attention on someone or something, sometimes with a sense of monitoring or vigilance.
Examples
- 1 他紧紧地盯着黑板上的题目。 (He stared intently at the problem on the blackboard.)
- 2 妈妈盯着孩子的成绩单，眉头紧锁。 (Mom stared at the child's report card with a furrowed brow.)
- 3 警察一直盯着那个可疑的人。 (The police kept an eye on the suspicious person.)
- 4 你别老盯着我看，我会害羞的。 (Don't keep staring at me, I'll get shy.)
- 5 他盯着手机屏幕，等待消息。 (He stared at his phone screen, waiting for a message.)
- 6 观众们盯着舞台，期待表演开始。 (The audience stared at the stage, anticipating the start of the performance.)
- 7 我盯了这只蚂蚁好久，看着它搬食物。 (I stared at this ant for a long time, watching it carry food.)
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