盯 + 着 + Object + 看
The verb 盯 (dīng) means to stare fixedly at someone or something. It often conveys intense focus or scrutiny and is frequently followed by 着 (zhe) to indicate a continuous state. For example, 盯着她看 means "staring at her."
他一直盯着手机屏幕,眼睛都不眨一下。
Tā yīzhí dīng zhe shǒujī píngmù, yǎnjīng dōu bù zhǎ yīxià.
He kept staring at his phone screen without even blinking.
别盯着人家看,这样很不礼貌。
Bié dīng zhe rénjiā kàn, zhèyàng hěn bù lǐmào.
Don't stare at people; it's very rude.
猫蹲在窗台上,盯着外面的小鸟。
Māo dūn zài chuāngtái shàng, dīng zhe wàimiàn de xiǎo niǎo.
The cat crouched on the windowsill, staring at the birds outside.