Meanings of stargaze in English

A beautiful place to stargaze, natural rock formations make an inspirational backdrop to the night sky visitors.

On the plus side, the night sky will be darker so you'd be better able to stargaze.

At the other are the Shepherd's Huts, where guests can gather around a fire-pit at night to stargaze.

Then there are all the adults who like to stargaze, students in other countries, or younger kids interested in space.

She directed him down South Alamo, then onto a stretch of dark rural road where her friends and she used to stargaze.

Or squeeze into the remodeled Olive - a comfortably cool place to stargaze over a martini - it should reopen any day now.

Names such as nu-gaze, stargaze and shoetronica were used to describe it, names that couldn't quite hide the scene that dared not speak its name.

British vernacular hard landscaping of dry-stone walls and boulders will be juxtaposed with steel-edged moon-reflecting pools and a grassy bowl offering up places to stargaze.

Enjoy sundowners while stargazing and waiting for the days catch, or, barbecued lamb.

It's not quite stargazing, but it has the same capacity to drop your jaw.

Building margins on teams then stargazing only to get beat.

According to NASA, stargazes would be able to see up to 20 streaks per hour.

The first time she'd met Ethan, he'd been stargazing.

But most of the time, adult males were busy hunting, defending the troop, or just stargazing.

The kid who only ever showed singularity of purpose when he was training or racing or stargazing.

He found me stargazing on the roof.