No. 5,400 in Spanish
miras
"Miras" means "you look" or "you watch" (second person singular, present tense of the verb "mirar").
In a sentence
¿Qué miras desde la ventana?
What are you looking at from the window?
In this sentence, "miras" is the second person singular (tú) form of the verb 'mirar', used to ask someone what they are observing or watching.
Siempre miras el lado positivo de las cosas.
You always look at the positive side of things.
Here, "miras" describes the act of seeing or perceiving with a metaphorical sense, referring to an optimistic view.
Cuando miras el horizonte, todo parece posible.
When you look at the horizon, everything seems possible.
In this context, "miras" conveys the action of visually observing the horizon, suggesting a perspective or contemplation.
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