English–Spanish
“look at” in Spanish
How to say “look at” in Spanish
“Look at” in Spanish is mirar.
A person directing their gaze toward an object to observe it closely.
Example sentences with mirar
Prefiero mirar la televisión por la noche.
I prefer to watch television at night.
Tips for using mirar
- Spanish contrasts mirar with ver: mirar implies intentional attention or inspection, and it normally takes a before a person (mirar a alguien).