to direct your eyes towards something and see it
She looked at the painting for a few minutes, admiring the colors and brushstrokes.
He asked her to look at the map and find the best route.
to indicate or direct attention to something by extending one's finger towards it
The teacher pointed at the blackboard to draw the students' attention to the new vocabulary words.
He pointed at the restaurant across the street and suggested they go there for lunch.
to look steadily and intently, often with admiration or wonder
The couple gazed into each other's eyes, lost in love.
She gazed out the window, lost in thought.
to bend or incline from a vertical position
He leaned against the wall and closed his eyes, exhausted from the long day.
She leaned over the balcony and watched the people below.
having a lot of space or room
The apartment had a spacious living room that could easily accommodate a large sofa and a dining table.
The hotel room was spacious enough for a family of four to comfortably stay in.
unusually good or impressive; deserving attention, admiration, or respect
The company had an exceptional year, with record profits and increased market share.
She was an exceptional athlete, breaking several records and winning numerous awards.
to move or manipulate something with skill and care
The driver expertly maneuvered the car into a tight parking space.
The surgeon deftly maneuvered the instruments to perform the delicate procedure.
extremely comfortable, elegant, or enjoyable, often involving great expense
The hotel had luxurious amenities, including a spa, a pool, and a fine dining restaurant.
The car had a luxurious interior, with leather seats, wood trim, and high-tech gadgets.
