glaze over
英 [ɡleɪz ˈəʊvə(r)]
美 [ɡleɪz ˈoʊvər]
（目光）变呆滞
英英释义
verb
- become glassy or take on a glass-like appearance
- Her eyes glaze over when she is bored
- become glassy
- Her eyes glazed over from lack of sleep
双语例句
- They want to quickly skim the first time they look at your r é sum é, and big blocks of text make that difficult and make most hiring managers 'eyes glaze over.
他们看简历时想快速浏览，大段文字看起来困难，他们眼睛都要看花了。 - His eyes will glaze over and he will fall out of his chair.
他的眼中，将釉超过他将属于出他的职务。 - His eyes will glaze over and he will almost certainly fall out of his chair.
他的眼睛会超过釉和他几乎肯定会被排除在他的主持会议。 - We talk so much about membership that sometimes, when a speaker begins to discuss it, you can see all the eyes in the audience begin to glaze over.
我们讨论社员发展多到有时演讲人开始谈到这点，你们就会看到所有听众的目光开始呆滞。 - My eyes start to glaze over the moment he begins his long-winded speech.
他一开始长篇大论，我就觉得眼皮发沉。 - Ru's firing, glaze over a small branch nail sticks burning.
汝瓷的烧制，以小支钉满釉支烧。 - You wouldn't give him the time of day-your eyes would glaze over.
你不会给他机会的，你根本看不到他。 - You know what happens when you've been sitting at your desk too long: Your muscles tense up, your eyes glaze over, and your energy lags.
你知道长期端坐在办公桌前的恶果：紧绷的肌肉，呆滞的双眼和无精打采的自己。 - I can see people's eyes start to glaze over at the mention of chomsky.
我看得出当提到乔姆斯基的时候，人们的目光就开始呆滞起来。 - It's that point when our productivity plummets, when our eyes glaze over and our mind wanders.
我们的效率也急速下降，还会变得目光呆滞、心不在焉。