gawked

英 [ɡɔːkt] 美 [ɡɔːkt]

v.  无礼地瞪眼看; 呆头呆脑地盯着
gawk的过去分词和过去式



柯林斯词典

  1. VERB 呆呆地看;无礼地瞪视
    To gawk at someone or something means to stare at them in a rude, stupid, or unthinking way.
    1. The youth continued to gawk at her and did not answer...
      那个年轻人依然傻乎乎地望着她,没有答话。
    2. Tens of thousands came to gawk.
      成千上万的人赶来看热闹。

双语例句

  1. I walked and gawked, like a peasant visiting the city for the first time.
    我一边走一边傻傻地看,就像一个农民第一次进城。
  2. An opposition leader pounced Sunday and web surfers gawked by the hundreds of thousands over video footage showing Sarkozy snapping at a man in a crowd at a Paris trade fair.
    反对总统呼声突然在周日出现,并且网上充斥着成千上万的视频,都是关于萨科奇在巴黎商贸会上骂人群中的一名男子。
  3. I expected that the queen does not enjoy being gawked at.
    我想女王不会喜欢被人傻乎乎地盯住不放。
  4. They would remain quaint villagers to be gawked at.
    他们仍将是引人注目的古怪村民。
  5. Everyone gawked at the smashed cars on the freeway.
    每个人看到高速公路上那部撞得面目全非的车都目瞪口呆。
  6. I hate being gawked at!
    我讨厌人家直瞪瞪地盯着我!
  7. The doctor gawked in horror as the young adolescent answered questions about his health and age with a calm, even stare.
    当那小伙子一边盯着医生一边回答有关身体状况年龄等问题时,那目光中的漠然将医生吓傻了。