gawp znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady gawp

• These are people just discovering the nature of the entrapment of their world on film, and often their fascinated, gawping astonishment is all too evident.

• Every year, it attracts close to 100,000 visitors who come to gawp at its wildlife packed waterholes, roam its dusty roads, and relax in its three sprawling rest camps.

• It was constructed not as an empty space for people to wander round and gawp at, but as a working building.

• To decontextualise is to turn treasures of national and international importance into objects just to be gawped at.

• From a party that has just introduced the poll tax, the effrontery is so amazing we can only sit and gawp.

• We have hungry, gawping audiences who will spend not hours but weeks of their lives watching the products of the film industry.

• We must welcome visitors who come here, and encourage others to do so—not to gawp at us, but better to understand how the place works.

• Sometimes they also show the people brought in to help move the wreckage or gawping onlookers.