意味
Looking at something secretly or stealthily.
文化的背景
In rural Maharashtra, 'Chorun Baghane' is often associated with the early stages of an arranged marriage meeting, where the bride and groom try to see each other without the elders noticing. The 'stolen glance' is a major trope in Marathi romantic songs. It signifies 'sharm' (shyness) and 'prem' (love). In cities like Pune and Mumbai, the phrase is now commonly used for 'phone peeking' on public transport. Authors like P.L. Deshpande use this phrase to describe the curious and sometimes nosy nature of middle-class neighbors.
Use for Romance
This is the perfect phrase for 'stealing a glance' at someone you like. It sounds sweet, not creepy.
Don't use for 'Staring'
If you are staring at someone, 'Chorun baghane' is the wrong word. Use 'Tak laun baghane' instead.
意味
Looking at something secretly or stealthily.
Use for Romance
This is the perfect phrase for 'stealing a glance' at someone you like. It sounds sweet, not creepy.
Don't use for 'Staring'
If you are staring at someone, 'Chorun baghane' is the wrong word. Use 'Tak laun baghane' instead.
The 'un' suffix
Remember that 'un' makes it an adverb. You can use this with other verbs too, like 'Chorun jane' (to leave secretly).
自分をテスト
Fill in the blank with the correct form of 'Chorun Baghane'.
ती आरशात स्वतःला ______ होती. (She was looking at herself secretly.)
Since the sentence uses 'hoti' (was), we need the continuous form 'baghat'.
Which situation best fits 'Chorun Baghane'?
Which of these is 'Chorun Baghane'?
This involves a secret, surreptitious glance, which is the core meaning.
Match the Marathi phrase with its English meaning.
Match the following:
Each phrase has a distinct nuance of looking.
Complete the dialogue.
A: तू माझ्या डायरीत का बघत आहेस? B: मी ______ नव्हतो, मी फक्त पेन शोधत होतो!
The speaker is denying the ongoing action of looking secretly.
🎉 スコア： /4
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練習問題バンク
4 問題ती आरशात स्वतःला ______ होती. (She was looking at herself secretly.)
Since the sentence uses 'hoti' (was), we need the continuous form 'baghat'.
Which of these is 'Chorun Baghane'?
This involves a secret, surreptitious glance, which is the core meaning.
左の各項目を右のペアと一致させてください:
Each phrase has a distinct nuance of looking.
A: तू माझ्या डायरीत का बघत आहेस? B: मी ______ नव्हतो, मी फक्त पेन शोधत होतो!
The speaker is denying the ongoing action of looking secretly.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
10 問No, it's often used positively or neutrally, especially in romantic or cute contexts (like a child peeking at a gift).
Yes! 'मांजर दुधाकडे चोरून बघत होती' (The cat was looking at the milk secretly) is a perfect sentence.
'Chorun' implies the action itself is secret, while 'Lapun' implies the person is physically hidden.
It might sound a bit informal. Use 'Nirikshan karane' (to observe) for a more professional tone.
You can say: 'मी त्याला चोरून बघताना पकडले.'
It can be used for light social media stalking, but for serious stalking, 'Paalat thevane' is more accurate.
Yes, it's a retroflex 'N' (ण). Pronouncing it as a dental 'n' (न) is a common learner mistake.
Yes, though 'Dokaune' is more specific for that physical action.
In slang, people just say 'Chorun baghne' without changing much, but 'Chorti najar' is a common noun alternative.
Yes, 'Chorun vachane' means to read something secretly.
関連フレーズ
नजर चोरणे
contrastTo avoid eye contact out of guilt or shyness.
डोकावून पाहणे
similarTo peep or crane one's neck to see.
टक लावून बघणे
contrastTo stare fixedly.
काणाडोळा करणे
contrastTo turn a blind eye/ignore.
