No. 7,626 in French

regarder

To look at or watch.

In a sentence

Je vais regarder un film ce soir.
I will watch a movie tonight.
The verb 'regarder' is used in the sense of 'to watch', indicating observing attentively something such as a movie or TV program.
Regarde ces magnifiques peintures!
Look at these magnificent paintings!
The verb 'regarder' is used in the imperative form for 'look', instructing someone to observe objects or items with attention.
Il aime regarder la forêt depuis sa fenêtre.
He likes to look at the forest from his window.
Here, 'regarder' means 'to look at', indicating the act of directing one's sight towards something.

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