no obj.
1- look fixedly or vacantly at someone or something with one's eyes wide open凝视, 注视, 目不转睛地看：
he stared at her in amazement
他惊讶得目不转睛地看着她
Robyn sat staring into space, her mind numb.
罗宾坐在那儿呆呆地注视着前方, 头脑中一片空白。
1.1
- (of a person's eyes) be wide open, with a fixed or vacant expression瞪眼看, 茫然地看：
her grey eyes stared back at him.
她回过头来用灰色的眼睛瞪着他。
1.2
- no obj., with adverbial of direction(of a thing) be unpleasantly prominent or striking（事物）惹眼, 显眼：
the obituaries stared out at us.
那个讣告在我们看来很惹眼。
1.3
- with obj.( stare someone into) reduce someone to (a specified condition) by looking fixedly at them把…注视得, 目不转睛把…看得：
Sandra stared him into silence.
桑德拉把他盯得不敢吭声。
- a long fixed or vacant look盯, 凝视：
she gave him a cold stare.
她冷冷地盯了他一眼。
短语
be staring something in the face
- be on the verge of defeat, death, or another unpleasant fate处于失败（或死亡等厄运的）边缘：
Everton were staring defeat in the face.
埃弗顿队正面临失败的厄运。
stare someone in the eye（或face）
- look fixedly or boldly at someone盯着看, 瞪眼看。
stare someone in the face
- be glaringly apparent or obvious很明显, 显而易见：
the answer had been staring him in the face.
答案就在他的眼前。
派生词
starer
noun词源
Old English starian, of Germanic origin, from a base meaning 'be rigid'.
短语动词
stare someone out（或down）
- look fixedly at someone until they feel forced to lower their eyes or turn away瞪眼把…逼得不敢对视; 瞪眼把…逼得转过脸去。