Pesquisar
to gape
01
bocas abertas, estupefazer
to stare with one's mouth open in amazement or wonder
Intransitive: to gape | to gape at sth
Example
They were gaping at the historical artifacts in the museum.
Right now, I am gaping at the impressive acrobatics of the circus performers.
She gaped when the surprise was revealed at the party.
02
abrir, fender
(of an opening or gap) to be or become open
Intransitive
Example
The overstuffed suitcase began to gape at the seams under the weight of its contents.
The rockslide caused the mountain 's side to gape, exposing layers of earth and stone.
The child 's backpack had a large tear, causing it to gape open.
Gape
01
boca aberta, espanto
a stare of amazement (usually with the mouth open)
02
boca aberta, estupefação
an expression of openmouthed astonishment
Exemplo
They were gaping at the historical artifacts in the museum.
Right now, I am gaping at the impressive acrobatics of the circus performers.
She gaped when the surprise was revealed at the party.
She gapes in amazement when witnessing magic tricks.
The tourists gaped at the towering skyscrapers of the city, amazed by their size and grandeur.
