gaze in Greek
gaze in Greek is βλέμμα — gaze means to look at something steadily and for a long time, often in wonder, admiration, or deep thought.
gaze in Greek
βλέμμα
Pronounced: vlemma
A fixed look; a look of eagerness, wonder, or admiration; a continued look of attention.
What does "gaze" mean?
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verb To look at something steadily and for a long time, often in wonder, admiration, or deep thought.
"She gazed out of the window, lost in thought."
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noun A long, steady, intent look.
"His gaze lingered on the old photograph."
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gaze in a sentence
- She gazed out of the window, lost in thought.
- They stood gazing at the stars for hours.
- His gaze lingered on the old photograph.
- She felt his gaze from across the room.
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What is "gaze" in Greek?
"gaze" in Greek is βλέμμα. gaze means: To look at something steadily and for a long time, often in wonder, admiration, or deep thought.
How do you pronounce βλέμμα?
"gaze" in Greek is βλέμμα, pronounced "vlemma".
How do you use "gaze" in a sentence?
Example: "She gazed out of the window, lost in thought." In Greek, "gaze" is βλέμμα.
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