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1 glassy adj
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2 stare
I [steə(r)]nome sguardo m. fissoII 1. [steə(r)]2.the solution was staring us in the face — fig. avevamo la soluzione sotto gli occhi
verbo intransitivo guardare fissoto stare at sb., sth. — fissare qcn., qcs.
to stare up at sb., sth. — fissare qcn., qcs. dal basso
* * *[steə] 1. verb((often with at) to look at with a fixed gaze: They stared at her clothes in amazement; Don't stare - it's rude!) fissare2. noun(a staring look: a bold stare.) sguardo (fisso)* * *stare /stɛə(r)/n.sguardo fisso; occhiata di stupore: blank stare, sguardo fisso e inespressivo; glassy stare, sguardo vitreo (o inespressivo).♦ (to) stare /stɛə(r)/A v. i.1 guardar fisso; fissare2 sbarrare (o sgranare) gli occhi: to make sb. stare, far sbarrare gli occhi a q.; far restare q. a bocca aperta; sbalordire q.B v. t.fissare; squadrare: He stared the stranger up and down, ha squadrato ben bene lo sconosciuto● to stare sb. in the face, guardar fisso q.; fissare in faccia q.; ( di un oggetto) essere proprio sotto gli occhi (o sotto il naso) di q.; ( di una cosa) saltare agli occhi; essere imminente, apparire inevitabile, incombere, sovrastare: Disaster stared us in the face, il disastro appariva imminente (o incombeva su di noi) □ to stare into the distance, guardare in lontananza □ to stare sb. into silence (o to stare sb. dumb), far tacere q. con un'occhiataccia □ to stare into space, guardare fisso nel vuoto; fissare il vuoto.* * *I [steə(r)]nome sguardo m. fissoII 1. [steə(r)]2.the solution was staring us in the face — fig. avevamo la soluzione sotto gli occhi
verbo intransitivo guardare fissoto stare at sb., sth. — fissare qcn., qcs.
to stare up at sb., sth. — fissare qcn., qcs. dal basso
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