Stare meaning in English
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Definition
to stare (at someone): to look (at someone) intensely, without blinking
Everyone was staring at me when I accidentally left the house without putting on clothes.
a stare: a fixed, intense look
She gave me an angry stare when I arrived late for her birthday party.
- "He's dead, that's why he's staring at you like that."
- "Sorry for staring at your breasts when you talk to me."
- "Donna : Come on in then, don't stand there staring at me!"
- "I was staring at the window all afternoon."
- "Horatio : Oh great, now you're staring at me too!"
- "Sorry for staring when you talk to me."
- "Don't stare at me like that!"
- "Susie : Then, when I return from lunch, he's in the corner of my office, hiding behind the ficus, just staring at me."
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