No. 1,369 in French
regarde
"Regarde" means "look" or "watch."
In a sentence
Regarde cette peinture magnifique!
Look at this magnificent painting!
The word 'regarde' is used in the imperative form, addressing someone in a direct manner to prompt them to look at something.
Elle regarde par la fenêtre chaque matin.
She looks out the window every morning.
Here, 'regarde' is in the third person singular present tense, describing a habitual action performed by someone.
Tu me regardes comme si j'avais fait quelque chose de mal.
You look at me as if I had done something wrong.
In this context, 'regardes' (second person singular present tense of 'regarder') is describing an action directed towards the speaker, emphasizing emotional interpretation.
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