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汉语拼音：dīng shì

不眨眼地盯住看。

1. 目光集中地看。

   徐迟 《哥德巴赫猜想》四：“一想到他将要当老师，在讲台上站立，被几十对锐利而机灵，有时难免要恶作剧的眼睛盯视，他禁不住吓得打颤！”

• The Director went suddenly pale, stopped struggling and stood, his hands on her wrists, staring down at her, horrified.

  主任的脸色突然苍白了，停止了挣扎，站在那儿，双手握住琳妲的手腕，低头盯视着她，吓坏了。

• You should have been more observant when he stared at you; it was certainly a red flag.

  当他盯视你的时候一定是大事不妙，那时你就应该提高警觉了。

• The horrible ugliness of this exposure of a sick and guilty heart to the very eye that would gloat over it!

  竟然把一颗病弱和犯罪内心暴露给幸灾乐祸地盯视着的眼睛，丑得有多可怕啊！

• He saw that his wife's eye was fixed sternly on him.

  他看到他的太太目光严厉地盯视着他。

• I stood there, my lungs heaving in and out, my eyes locked on the earth in front of me.

  我伫立原地，肺脏一缩一涨，双眼一直盯视着前方的地面。

• But inside I still felt the dizziness of those who have gazed too long into a bottomless pit.

  但是长久地盯视无底深渊所带来的眩晕感还残留在我心中。

• The new world stared at the old.

  新世界盯视着旧世界。

• An elderly woman at the next table tried to stare me down.

  邻桌的一位老妇人想把我盯视得坐立不安

• Famous people get used to the stares of the crowds.

  出了名的人习惯于人群的盯视。