English–Korean
“glare at” in Korean
Korean
Pronunciation
Romanizationnoryeoboda
Example
그 남자가 나를 노려봤다.keu nam ja ga na reul no ryeo bwat tta
That man glared at me.
How to say “glare at” in Korean
“Glare at” in Korean is 노려보다 (noryeoboda).
Holding a direct gaze on someone for a long time to show annoyance or hostility.
Example sentences with 노려보다
면접에서 답을 못하자 면접관이 지원자를 노려봤다.myeon jeo be seo ta beul mo ta ja myeon jeop kkwa ni chi won ja reul no ryeo bwat tta
When the applicant could not answer in the interview, the interviewer glared at the applicant.
Tips for using 노려보다
- In conversation, this word sounds much stronger than a neutral verb for looking, so facial expression and context matter when it is used playfully.