Meanings of 瞩
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AI Study Notes for 瞩
注 (zhù) - use 注 when referring to directing attention or focus on something, often in a more general or casual sense, while 瞩 implies a deeper, more intense gaze.
Be careful not to confuse 瞩 with similar verbs like 看 (kàn) or 视 (shì), which are more general for 'to see' or 'to look.' 瞩 is more formal and usually implies a deeper level of attention. It's commonly used in written Chinese, such as in literature or speeches.
Although 瞩 is not included in the HSK vocabulary lists, it can be connected to other HSK words related to vision and attention, like 看 (kàn) and 视 (shì). Students should focus on understanding the nuances of attention described by 瞩 to enhance their reading comprehension skills.
Learners often confuse 瞩 with the more common verb 看 (kàn), leading to sentences like '我瞩这个电影' which should be corrected to '我看这个电影' (I watch this movie). Remember, 瞩 is used for more focused attention.
Pronunciation of 瞩
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Etymology of 瞩
Phonosemantic compound. 目 represents the meaning and 属 represents the sound. Simplified form of 矚.
eye
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Case file: 瞩
Phonosemantic compound. 目 represents the meaning and 属 represents the sound. Simplified form of 矚.
- 1The meaning half目 carries the sense.
- 2The sound half属 is there for the reading, not the meaning.
- 3The giveawayeye
- 4On the record aspictophonetic.
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How to say to gaze at in Chinese
“to gaze at” in Chinese is瞩
The character 瞩 (zhǔ) means to gaze at or stare intently, typically with a focus on something important or noteworthy. It implies a deep concentration or attention towards the object of one's gaze, often used in literary or formal contexts to denote admiration or scrutiny.
When to use 瞩
Be careful not to confuse 瞩 with similar verbs like 看 (kàn) or 视 (shì), which are more general for 'to see' or 'to look.' 瞩 is more formal and usually implies a deeper level of attention. It's commonly used in written Chinese, such as in literature or speeches.
瞩 or something close to it
注 (zhù) - use 注 when referring to directing attention or focus on something, often in a more general or casual sense, while 瞩 implies a deeper, more intense gaze.
What learners get wrong
Learners often confuse 瞩 with the more common verb 看 (kàn), leading to sentences like '我瞩这个电影' which should be corrected to '我看这个电影' (I watch this movie). Remember, 瞩 is used for more focused attention.
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Grammar Patterns of 瞩
瞩 functions as a verb — the action or state of the sentence. The Chinese order is Subject + Verb + Object (我吃饭). Negate it with 不 (habitual / future) or 没(有) (completed action). Add aspect markers like 了, 过, 着 directly after the verb. It carries 3 related meanings, each with its own usage notes below. The example sentences below show it in action, with practice buttons (Listen, Practice Writing, Practice Speaking) on every line.
Complete the Sentence
那部电影众人____目,在电影史上无与伦比。
The film demands attention, and has no equal in cinema history.
Example Sentences for 瞩 (5)
Word Family of 瞩
Compound Meaning
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Frequently Asked Questions about 瞩
No, 瞩 is more commonly found in written or formal contexts rather than in casual speech.
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