“To fix one's eyes” in Japanese
Short answer
To fix one's eyes in Japanese is “見入る” (miiru). Full meaning: to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on).
Other ways to say “To fix one's eyes” in Japanese
見つめる
mitsumeru to stare (at), to gaze (at), to look hard (at), to watch intently, to fix one's eyes (on)
みいる
miiru to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
魅入る
miiru to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
観入る
miiru to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
魅いる
miiru to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
視入る
miiru to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
みいッ
mii to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
みいら
miira to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
視入ッ
mii to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
見入ッ
mii to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
魅入っ
mii to gaze (at), to stare intently (at), to look fixedly (at), to fix one's eyes (on)
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