stargaze
verb
uk/ˈstɑː.ɡeɪz/us/ˈstɑːr.ɡeɪz/[I]
tolookup at thestarsandobjectsinspaceas ahobby, forscientificstudy, or aspartofastrology(= thebeliefthat thepositionof thestarsinfluencespeople'slives):
研究（天文学）；钻研（占星术）Hetellsme ofentirenightsspentstargazing untildawn.他告诉我，他整个晚上都在观星，直到黎明。
Nexttimeyou get achanceto stargaze,lookatJupiter.下次你有机会观星的时候，看看木星。
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towatchfamouspeoplein apublicplace:
You'll have anopportunityto stargaze nextyearwhen the Walt Disney StudiosopensinParis.
I took myseatin thesmalltheaterin Beverly Hills well before thestarttime. I was stargazing.
Collins,aged70, has been stargazingcelebsfor alongtime.
- He says he got hisinspirationfrom stargazing as achild.
- Atnightyou stargaze through atelescopeon theterrace.
- Not toolongago, Cathy Peterson could stargaze in thecountyparknear herhomein Cave Creek.
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