goggle

goggle
1. noun in pl.

[a pair of] goggles — eine Schutzbrille

2. intransitive verb
glotzen (ugs.)

goggle at somebody/something — jemanden/etwas anglotzen (ugs.)

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['ɡoɡl]
verb
(to have wide, staring eyes (eg because of surprise): He goggled at the amount of money he received.) stieren
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gog·gle
[ˈgɒgl̩, AM ˈgɑ:gl̩]
I. vi (fam) person staunen, starren, glotzen fam; eyes weit aufgerissen sein
▪ to \goggle at sb/sth jdn/etw anstarren [o anglotzen] [o SCHWEIZ anstieren] fam
II. n
1. (wide-eyed stare) stierer Blick
2. (close-fitting glasses)
▪ \goggles pl [Schutz]brille f
a pair of \goggles eine [Schutz]brille
safety \goggles Schutzbrille f
ski/swim[ming] \goggles Ski-/Schwimmbrille f
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['gɒgl]
vi
(person) staunen, starren, glotzen (pej inf); (eyes) weit aufgerissen sein

to goggle at sb/sth — jdn/etw anglotzen (pej inf) or anstarren, auf jdn/etw glotzen (pej inf) or starren

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goggle [ˈɡɒɡl; US ˈɡɑɡəl]
A v/i
1. a) die Augen rollen
b) starren, stieren, glotzen:
goggle at sb jemanden anstarren oder anstieren oder anglotzen
2. rollen (Augen)
B v/t die Augen rollen, verdrehen
C s
1. Glotzen n, stierer Blick
2. pl, auch pair of goggles Schutzbrille f
3. VET Drehkrankheit f (der Schafe)
D adj goggle eyes Glotzaugen
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1. noun in pl.

[a pair of] goggles — eine Schutzbrille

2. intransitive verb
glotzen (ugs.)

goggle at somebody/something — jemanden/etwas anglotzen (ugs.)

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v.
Stielaugen machen ausdr.
glotzen v.
stieren v.

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