vacantly en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de vacantly en el diccionario inglés»español

vacantly [ingl. am. ˈveɪkəntli, ingl. brit. ˈveɪk(ə)ntli] ADV.

vacantly gaze/smile:

vacantly

con expresión ausente

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The first time... they were sitting on hospital beds, clothed in ill-fitting garments of ridiculous colours and shapes, staring vacantly at the visitors.

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Some of them were probably at the table with you at lunch, staring vacantly at the object in their palms, replying stupidly to your half-heard conversation.

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Who was this strung out, skinny, bizarrely tan girl vacantly staring at me?

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Today: a monk in red robes, a young man gazing vacantly, a woman in track pants with a wreath of weeds on her head.

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I loved all the kids: from the unenthused performers, staring vacantly into space, to the earnest perfectionists who nailed every move.

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The painting shows a woman dressed in black from head to toe staring rather vacantly at the viewer, as she holds one of her gloves at an odd angle.

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As he reclined against a plastic chair, staring vacantly at the stars, local friends chatted over beer and shisha pipes in the grassy courtyard.

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Instead of staring vacantly into a screen at home, they're staring vacantly into a screen in a park, at least.

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Miller stares at his wife so vacantly, you can pretty much hear his eyelashes high-fiving when he blinks.

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The cat sat upright with a jolt, stared vacantly for a second, rolled over and went back to sleep.

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