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Gaze Meaning for Kids

What Does Gaze Mean?

Verb

  • To look at something for a long time, often because you are thinking or daydreaming.

Noun

  • A long, steady look at something.
  • The way someone looks at something.

Gaze — Full Explanation

Gaze is when you look at something carefully and for a while. It's like when you watch the stars in the sky.

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Gaze Meaning in Other Languages

hindi
नज़र डालना (nazar daalna)

nazar daalna

नज़र (nazar)

nazar

देखना (dekhna)

dekhna

kannada
ನೋಟ (nōṭa)

nōṭa

ಕಣ್ಣು (kaṇṇu)

kaṇṇu

bengali
গাজ (gaze)

gaze

দৃষ্টি (drishti)

drishti

নজর (nazar)

nazar

spanish
mirar en español

mirar

mirada en español

mirada

ojo en español

ojo

Gaze Synonyms

Gaze Antonyms

Gaze in Sentences

  • When I gaze at the ocean, I feel calm.
  • She gazed at the book cover with curiosity.
  • He gazes at the sunset every evening.
  • They gaze at the birds flying in the sky.
  • I love to gaze at the stars with my friends.

💬 Gaze Chat: Listen In!

Mole and Crow

Mole: "Is that my hat?"

Crow: "No."

Mole: "It looks like my hat."

Crow: "Lots of hats look like that."

Mole: "Mine looks like that."

Crow: "I found this one."

Mole: "Where?"

Crow: "Over there."

Mole: "Over where?"

Crow: "Somewhere that is not here."

Mole: "My hill is over there."

Crow: "Then I did not find it on your hill."

Mole: "You looked at my hill."

Crow: "I look at many hills."

Mole: "You gaze at my hill every day."

Crow: "I have eyes. They gaze at things."

Mole: "They gaze at my hat."

Crow: "They gaze at many hats."

Mole: "You are gazing at my face right now."

Crow: "You are gazing at my hat right now."

Mole: "I am not blinking."

Crow: "I am not blinking either."

Mole: "We can gaze all day."

Crow: "Yes."

[Long silence.]

Mole: "My hat had a worm on it."

Crow: "This hat has no worm."

Mole: "You ate the worm."

Crow: "Maybe."

Mole: "You can keep the hat."

Crow: "Why."

Mole:gaze." "I just wanted to see your guilty

Crow: "Oh."

Mole: "It was very good."

Crow: "Thank you."

Mole: "You look worried now."

Crow: "You are still gazing at me."

Mole: "I know."

Crow: "Are you going to stop."

Mole: "No."

Crow: "Oh."

Frequently Asked Questions About Gaze

What does 'gaze' mean?
To 'gaze' means to look at something for a long time, usually because you are interested or curious about it.
How do you pronounce 'gaze'?
You pronounce 'gaze' like this: 'gayz'.
What is the origin of the word 'gaze'?
The word 'gaze' comes from the Old English word 'gæsan', which means to stare or look intently.
What is the meaning of 'gaze' in Bengali?
The word 'gaze' in Bengali is 'নজর' (Nôjor).
What is the meaning of 'gaze' in Hindi?
The word 'gaze' in Hindi is 'निहारना' (Nihārnā).
What is the meaning of 'gaze' in Kannada?
The word 'gaze' in Kannada is 'ನೋಡು' (Nōḍu).
What is the meaning of 'gaze' in Spanish?
The word 'gaze' in Spanish is 'mirada' (mirada).

Facts & Quotes About Gaze

Fact: When you gaze at the stars, you're looking at light that traveled for millions of years!
Proverb: The eyes are the windows to the soul, meaning we can see feelings through someone's eyes.
Quote: "The eyes are the mirror of the soul." - Polish Proverb