じっと見(み)るto watch steadily, to stare

医者(いしゃ)は患者(かんじゃ)の傷口(きずぐち)をじっと見(み)ました。

The doctor stared steadily at the patient's wound. {to watch steadily, to stare}

小(ちい)さな物(もの)や遠(とお)くの物(もの)をじっと見(み)ると目(め)が疲(つか)れます。

When you stare steadily at small things or things that are far away, your eyes get tired. {to watch steadily, to stare}

彼女(かのじょ)が彼氏(かれし)に：「じっと見(み)るのをやめて！恥(は)ずかしいから！」

She said to her boyfriend, "Stop staring at me! It's embarrassing!" {to watch steadily, to stare}

赤(あか)ちゃんや小(ちい)さな子供(こども)には、どこか一(いっ)点(てん)をじっと見(み)るきらいがあります。

Babies and small children tend to stare at one point steadily. {to watch steadily, to stare}

遠(とお)くをじっと見(み)るともなく見(み)ていたら、急(きゅう)に視界(しかい)に富士山(ふじさん)が飛(と)び込(こ)んできた。

While I was absentmindedly staring into the distance, Mount Fuji suddenly came into my view. {to watch steadily, to stare}