gaze on
gaze on (someone or something)
To look at someone or something. The teacher gazed on the class and then announced who had gotten the solos. When we first got off the bus in New York City, we could only gaze on all the skyscrapers in awe.
See also: gaze, on
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
gaze on someone or something
to look at someone or something; to survey someone or something. She gazed sullenly on the ruin that had been her home. The teacher gazed on the student and frightened her.
See also: gaze, on
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- gaze on (someone or something)
- gaze at
- gaze at (someone or something)
- gaze around at (someone or something)
- gaze out on
- gaze out on (something)
- have a head start
- build a fire under (someone or something)
- get (the) clearance to have (something)
- butt-kicker