놀라움, 감탄 또는 깊은 생각에 잠겨 어떤 대상을 오랫동안 빤히 또는 물끄러미 바라보다.
To look steadily and intently at something, especially in admiration, surprise, or thought.
예문:
"The child gazed in wonder at the bright stars filling the night sky."
"She sat by the shore for hours, gazing out at the horizon."
"He didn't say a word but just gazed into her eyes."
한 곳으로 고정되어 오랫동안 이어지는 끈질기거나 고정된 시선.
A steady, intent, or long look at someone or something.
예문:
"She lowered her gaze to the floor, feeling embarrassed by the attention."
"The actor tried to ignore the public gaze while dining out."
비평 이론에서 관찰자와 피관찰자 사이의 권력 관계나 특정한 관점을 반영하는 응시 방식.
In critical and literary theory, a particular way of looking that embodies power dynamics or a specific cultural perspective.
예문:
"The professor discussed how the 'male gaze' influences modern cinematography."
"Post-colonial literature often challenges the traditional Western gaze."