注视 (zhù shì): Gaze at (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

During the negotiation, he kept gazing into the other party's eyes, trying to catch every subtle change in expression.

Why were you gazing at that stranger just now? Do you know him?

The children are watching the kite in the sky.

He was not gazing at the performance on stage; instead, he was looking down, intently replying to messages on his phone.

When I entered the room, I found everyone silently gazing at the painting that had just been hung on the wall.

She quietly gazes into the distance, as if pondering something.

While gazing at the movements on the surveillance screen, she calmly reported the on-site situation to the command center.