la
/miˈɾaða/
Translation
look, gaze
Word origin
From the verb mirar ('to look'), from Latin mirari ('to wonder at, gaze at'). The same root gives English admire and mirror.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- mirari
- English cognates
- admire, mirror
Grammar
Examples
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Her gaze was sad and very serious that night.
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He shot me a look that I didn't quite understand.
bastó .
One look was enough to know she was angry.
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The child's gaze was full of fear.
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He lowered his gaze to the floor and said nothing.
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