male gaze
Her gaze fell upon a small box at the back of the shop.她的目光落在商店最里面的一个小盒子上。
I could feel his malevolent gaze as I walked away.我走开时能感觉到他正恶狠狠地盯着我。
I averted my gaze while he dressed.
He turned a cold, reptilian gaze on me.他很不友好地、冷冷地盯着我。
She returned his gaze steadily.她镇定地跟他对视。
Playing on the idea of the viewer's gaze, the work hearkens back to such feminist artworks as those of Barbara Kruger.
Flanagan, whose previous works are set in his native Tasmania, turns his unflinching gaze toward modern-day Sydney.
Greer claims that artistic images of nubile males pleased the female gaze as much as the male.

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gaze | American Dictionary

gaze
verb[ I ]
us/ɡeɪz/
to look at something or someone for a long time, esp. in surprise, admiration, or because you are thinking about something else:
He spends hours gazing out of the window when he should be working.

gaze

noun[ U ]us/ɡeɪz/
I felt his gaze on me as I walked out the door.

Examples of gaze

gaze
I asked these questions simply by gazing at these things, and their beauty was all the answer they gave.
Once the infant is gazing at this stimulus, a second stimulus is briefly flashed on one of the two side screens.
Encourage the patient to do the types of activities recommended for him, and try to prevent him from sitting idly, or gazing at the television.
The scene closes as she gazes in the glass once again, this time on her own initiative.
The uninformative cue comprised a photograph of a forward-facing head with the eyes statically gazing left or right.
There is an intricate co-ordination of pausing and looking within turns, followed by head-nods, smiles, and gazes.
Until the child made a selection, the experimenter kept gazing at the child, thus avoiding looking at either the visible object or the bucket.
The children gazed at their communication partners only at the ends of their utterances, when they looked at them at all.
They faced each other from about three feet away, with their gazes directed down or out over the heads of the crowd.
The amount and pattern of gazing provides an insight to a person's feelings and attitude towards others, their credibility, honesty and attractiveness.
Of course, it doesn't follow that merely gazing at miniature tableaux would have the same effect.
Throughout, the image of her "young man" gazes down from a photograph over her bed.
In the courtyard, frustrated, he gazed about him.
The chief defect however is the want of interest, the eye gazes with criticism, but the heart is still.
She gazed up at him seriously, then leaned her puckered forehead on her hand and began to read.
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