Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Stare"

A: “Stare” means that you are looking at something for a long time.

“I’m staring at you”
Means that they are looking at the person for a long time.

It’s rude to stare at people though, lol

A: If you are talking about what Donald Trump said on Twitter, then the word "stares" is a typo. It is supposed to be "states". The "red states" are states in the USA where a majority of the voters are Republicans.

So, "they come to red states" means "they travel to Republican states".

A: Yes golden is the colour of his eye's. It also implies experience or wisdom in conjunction with "surprisingly dainty paw for a handshake." Paw implies his hand is large and strong. Dainty implies he is gentle in his handshake.

A: When someone lookes at something directly for a long time. Ecample: He is staring at her again he must be in love with her.😊

A: Lol, the emoji has a blank stare. His eyes are completely straight forward and opened.

Ex. Kevin Hart is giving me a blank stare.

@hoonie

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A: I stare at him.
She is staring at me.
Don't stare at other people.
She stares at him.
So on..

A: She has an evil stare.
It isn't polite to stare at people for a long period of time,
One way to make people feel uncomfortable easily is to stare into their eyes constantly.

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A: staring means looking but for longer than just a brief glance.

I was staring at the stars at night
I couldn't help staring into her eyes because she was so beautiful
I caught myself staring at the cute puppy as I waited for the bus

A: Stare is to look at something for a long time without blinking.
Gaze is to look at something dreamily with blinking.
Look hard is to look at something to find details, find, or study it.

I stared at the food in her teeth.
I gazed at the stars.
I looked hard for my pants, but I couldn't find them.

A: Stare - look for a long time with the eyes wide open, especially when surprised, frightened or thinking

Gaze - look at something or someone for a long time, especially in surprise, admiration or because you are thinking about something else.

A: a very subtle difference. Both mean to look long with surprise. But gaze is a look of surprise and 'admiration'.
The man stares at the crying child.
The man gazes at the starry sky.

A: "Gaze" is more poetic and usually sounds more positive :)

"We gazed up at the night sky. It was beautiful."

"He kept staring at me. It was really annoying."

A: Gaze has a sense of admiration, wonder and even romantic (it is positive)

"She stared at him" is also ok
Stare is more neutral
"I stared in shock"

There is also "glare" which is definitely negative.

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A: To feel bad or to be sick

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A: Too look at very long

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A: It could. Manny could also be staring because her shirt is too transparent.

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A: "He stares at me intensly." This indicates an intense feeling behind the stare, and can be full of love or anger. The context is important when you use the phrase so the listener knows if the stare was welcome or threatening.

A: stares you = unnatural
stares at you = natural

A: "He stared at her from behind."