English–Japanese
“glare at” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiniramu
Example
先生が私をにらみます。sen sei ga watashi o ni ra mi ma su
The teacher glares at me.
How to say “glare at” in Japanese
“Glare at” in Japanese is にらむ (niramu).
Describes fixing an angry or hostile gaze on someone, often without speaking.
Example sentences with にらむ
彼は何も言わずに、相手をにらみました。kare wa nan mo i wa zu ni ai te o ni ra mi ma shi ta
He glared at the other person without saying anything.
Tips for using にらむ
- In English, glare at normally takes at before the person toward whom the angry gaze is directed.