| 盯视 | dīng shì | to stare fixedly; to look concentratedly | |
| 盯梢 | dīng shāo | to follow sb; to tail; to shadow | |
| 盯住HSK 6 | dīng zhù | to watch sb closely; to breathe down sb's neck; to mark (sports) | |
| 紧盯 | jǐn dīng | to gaze; to stare fixedly | |
| 紧迫盯人HSK 6 | jǐn pò dīng rén | to keep a close eye on sb (idiom) |
| 1 | She stared at me straight in the eye | |
| 2 | Do you like being stared at? | |
| 3 | He stood with arms akimbo and stared at me. | |
| 4 | He stared at the screen, not daring to be distracted. | |
| 5 | They stared at the person, as if suspecting his identity. |