
好词典

源自中古英语 'wacchen',与古英语 'wæccan'(意为‘保持清醒’或‘警惕’)相关,最终源自原始日耳曼语词根 *wak-。
❶ 指用眼睛观察或注视某人或某物,通常持续一段时间,可能是为了娱乐、学习或监控。
“She watched the children playing in the park.”
(她看着孩子们在公园里玩耍。)
“He watched the sunset from his balcony.”
(他从阳台上看着日落。)
❶ 指密切关注某事的发展或变化,通常带有警惕或关心的意味。
“The doctor watched the patient's condition closely.”
(医生密切关注病人的状况。)
“Investors are watching the stock market carefully.”
(投资者正在密切关注股市。)
watched over — 指照顾或保护某人或某物,通常带有责任感和关心。
“The grandmother watched over the children while their parents were away.”
(祖母在父母不在时照顾孩子们。)
watched like a hawk — 形容非常严密地监视某人或某事,通常带有不信任或警惕的意味。
“The teacher watched the students like a hawk during the exam.”
(老师在考试时严密监视着学生。)