miró

i look, looked, looked at

Verb miró

Third-person singular (él, ella, also used with usted) preterite indicative form of mirar.

Examples

Miró a izquierda y derecha.

He looked left and right.

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Mi papá me miró con rabia.

Father gave an angry look at me.

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Tom miró fijamente su reflejo en la ventana.

Tom stared at his reflection in the window.

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Él cogió un espejo y se miró la lengua.

He picked up a mirror and looked at his tongue.

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Tom miró a su alrededor para asegurarse de que nadie le estuviera mirando.

Tom looked around to make sure no one was looking at him.

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Tom sonrió cuando Mary le miró.

Tom smiled when Mary looked at him.

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El hombre alto lo miró a Tom y sonrió.

The tall man looked at Tom and smiled.

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Ella lo miró a la cara.

She stared him in the face.

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Él la miró directo a los ojos.

He looked her right in the eye.

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Kate miró a Chris y le ignoró, haciéndole sentir miserable.

Kate glanced at Chris and then ignored him, making him feel miserable.

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