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Because the hiragana ends with an う sound, you know this word is a verb. The kanji itself means stare and the verb vocab version is to stare at (or to look at in a very staringish way).
To learn the reading, just think about how you're looking at something for a lonnnnng time if you're staring at it. In Japanese the word "long" is 長い, and guess what the reading of the kanji part is? It's なが, just like ながめる's kanji-part reading.
うちの甥っ子は新幹線を見るのが好きで、一日中眺めていることもできます。
My nephew likes watching the Shinkansen so much that he can stare at it all day long.
僕は寝床でスマホを眺めながら、終わりのない情報の波に流されていた。
Looking at my phone in bed, I was carried along on an endless tide of information.
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