1. 定义：gawping是一个口语化的动词，意味着盯着看，看得很注视，很好奇的看。
2. 词源：gawp是由古英语“gaupian”演化而来，意思是“(因吃惊或好奇而)张口看”。
3. 同义词：stare、gaze、peer等。
4. 用法：gawping常用于口语中，表示好奇地、目不转睛地看某人或某物。在正式的场合中，可以选择用更正式的词汇替换gawping。
5. 意象：gawping的意象是非常生动和形象的，可以用于刻画人物的神态和行为。
例句：
1. She gawped at the celebrity like she’d never seen a famous person before.
（她像没见过名人一样, 盯着这个名人看。）
2. The little boy was gawping at the lion in the zoo, his face pressed against the gl.
（小男孩好奇地盯着动物园里的狮子，脸贴在玻璃上。）
3. The tourists were gawping at the skysers in New York, amazed at their size and height.
（游客们惊讶地盯着纽约的摩天大楼，被它们的体积和高度所震撼。）
4. The teacher scolded the student for gawping out the window during cl.
（老师因学生上课时盯着窗外看而斥责他。）
5. The man couldn’t help gawping at the woman’s stunning beauty as she ped by.
（这个男人看到这个女人经过时，无法控制自己对她惊人的美貌盯着看。）
gawping的中文翻译是“目瞪口呆的”，读音为：/?ɡ??p??/。
例句：
1. She stood there gawping at the amazing view.
她站在那里，目瞪口呆地看着令人惊叹的景色。
2. Stop gawping and get back to work!
不要再目瞪口呆了，赶快回去工作！
gawping通常被翻译为”的现在分词”的意思，还经常被翻译为直瞪瞪地注视，在线发音：[ɡ?:p??]，gawping来源于英语，在《英语发音在线词典》中，共找到83个与gawping相关的例句。
1.的现在分词
例句:He just sits there gawping at the television all day! (他整天坐在那儿傻里傻气张着大嘴看电视！ )
2.直瞪瞪地注视
例句:But our bear has no interest in gawping tourists, and resumes his steady progress. (但是这头熊似乎对观看游客并无兴趣，它继续稳步朝前行走。)
1. Apparently, if they catch sight of their reflection gawping back at them, they try to fight it. (翻译:一个明显的发现就是，如果它们借助鱼缸的反射看到了自己的身影，它们会试图和另一个虚拟的自己打架。)
2. Every time I want to go out, I have to walk past a dozen journalists and 50 gawping tourists! (翻译:每次我出门 都要挤过一打记者 50个游客 I have to walk past a dozen journalists and 50 tourists!)
3. But our bear has no interest in gawping tourists, and resumes his steady progress. (翻译:但是这头熊似乎对观看游客并无兴趣，它继续稳步朝前行走。)
4. Even in my hammock, reading by my head torch, I’d often be surrounded by 20 or so gawping Indians. (翻译:即使我在吊床里用手电筒看书，我也经常会被约20个印第安人所包围，他们直瞪瞪地注视着我。)
5. Even in my hammock, reading by my head torch, I’d often be surrounded by 20 or so gawping Indians. (翻译:即使我在吊床里用手电筒看书，我也经常会被约20个印第安人所包围，他们直瞪瞪地注视着我。)
gawping作为名词的时候，其近义词以及反义词有0、gawp/1、i/s、gawpings等。
