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睨む

to stare

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Conjugation of 睨む

This verb can also mean the following: keep, glare, guess, suspect, keep an eye on, fall into disgrace, fall
私/俺
Present informal tense
睨む
niramu
I stare
Present informal negative tense
睨まない
niramanai
I don't stare
Present formal tense
睨みます
niramimasu
I stare
Present formal negative tense
睨みません
niramimasen
I do not stare
私/俺
Past informal tense
睨んだ
niranda
I stared
Past informal negative tense
睨まなかった
niramanakatta
I didn't stare
Past formal tense
睨みました
niramimashita
I stare
Past formal negative tense
睨みませんでした
niramimasen deshita
I did not stare
私/俺
Imperative informal mood
睨め
nirame
stare
Imperative negative mood
睨むな
niramu na
don't stare
Imperative formal mood
睨んでください
nirande kudasai
please stare
Imperative formal negative mood
睨まないでください
niramanai dekudasai
please do not stare
私/俺
Te form - conjunctive stem
睨んで
nirande
stare
Passive stem
睨まれる
niramareru
stared
Hypothetical tense
睨め
nirame
if I stared
Hypothetical conditional stem
睨めば
nirameba
stared
私/俺
Volitional stem
睨もう
niramō
will stare
Potential stem
睨める
nirameru
stared
Continuative stem
睨み
nirami
staring
Causative stem
睨ませる
niramaseru
allow to stare
私/俺
Imperfective stem
睨ま
nirama
stare

Examples of 睨む

これは「にらむ」と言います

It's called a hard stare.

警察は兄貴も死んだか 犯人と にらんだ だが手がかりナシだ

The police thought maybe he's dead too, or maybe he killed her, but there wasn't any evidence one way or the other.

OK、レイチェル、にらんで、赤い目で。

Thank you. Lady bid £50. Lady bid £50.