"mira nada más" is an expression, mostly used in Mexico.
it means: "look at that/this", or, "wow", "that's interesting",
expl.
angry
"mira nada más qué desastre hizo tu perro"
"look at the disaster that your dog made"
A: my daughter just graduated from collage
B: "mira nada más" / "wow, that's interesting"
in a cultural matter: most of the time it has a little taste of "sarcasm",
expl. when they say "look at this" it means, "how can it be possible", or "that's interesting" it has a connotation of "that's interesting (cause i really didn't think it was possible), al though they would never admitted and the frase pretends to be nice.
mira esto=look at this looking watching
I have no idea, but Mira, I know, means 'sea, or ocean' so it's 'sea _____'
It means "Look who's dancing".
"And now look what happened."
It means, look at the pictures and answer the questions.
If you mean the English name of Mira, it's Mira. If you mean the Spanish word mira, it's wzrok.
mira esto=look at this looking watching
It means (what are you looking at)!
look
Look! What I...
I have no idea, but Mira, I know, means 'sea, or ocean' so it's 'sea _____'
Look who is staring at you
Look, woman, you have ...
It means "Look who's dancing".
Look at my tango pic.
look at my photos and profile.
Mira al dibujo means "look at the drawing"