Usage examples of "miró" in Spanish with translation to English

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Ella le miró con odio. She stared at him with hatred.
Ella miró tímidamente al joven. She glanced shyly at the young man.
Ella lo miró tímidamente a él. She glanced shyly at him.
Me miró de pies a cabeza. He stared at me from head to foot.
Ella le miró fijamente con ojos temerosos. She stared at him with frightened eyes.
Él me miró fijamente y no dijo nada. He stared at me and said nothing.
Tom miró para asegurarse de que Mary seguía durmiendo. Tom checked to make sure Mary was still sleeping.
Kate miró a Chris y le ignoró, haciéndole sentir miserable. Kate glanced at Chris and then ignored him, making him feel miserable.
Una vez, Cristóbal Colón miró fijamente a Medusa, y Medusa se convirtió en piedra. Christopher Columbus once stared at Medusa, and Medusa turned to stone.
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