Mirar algo fijamente y con la boca abierta.
To stare openly and stupidly at something
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Los turistas miraban embobados los enormes rascacielos, con la boca abierta. — Tourists gawked at the towering skyscrapers, mouths wide open.
Volvió a tropezar con sus propios pies, menudo torpe. — He tripped over his own feet again, such a gawk.
No mires embobado a los vecinos, es de mala educación. — Don't gawk at the neighbours, it's rude.
El torpe de la última fila tiró dos sillas. — The gawk in the back row knocked over two chairs.
¿Por qué todos se quedan mirando embobados cuando pasa un camión de bomberos? — Why does everyone gawk when a fire truck passes?
En el baile me sentí como un completo torpe. — I felt like a complete gawk at the dance.
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