گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'glance'

1 عمومی:: نگاه‌

2 عمومی:: برانداز كردن‌

3 عمومی:: نگاه‌ مختصر

4 عمومی:: برانداز

1 general::   verb ADV. briefly, quickly, sharply Norton glanced sharply at him. | anxiously, fearfully, nervously She glanced nervously over her shoulder. | curiously glancing curiously about him | covertly He glanced covertly at his watch. | barely, hardly She barely glanced at him. | down, up She glanced up at him. VERB + GLANCE pause to, turn to He turned to glance in our direction. | happen to At that moment she happened to glance up. PREP. about/around/round She glanced around the room. | across/over She glanced across to where the others were standing chatting. | at She glanced briefly at his lapel badge. | towards He glanced towards the kitchen.

2 general:: glance off (sth) to hit or touch something quickly and lightly at an angle and move away in another direction • The bullets glanced off the car.

3 general:: glance verbs give something/somebody a glance • He gave Imran a quick glance. take a glance ( also have a glance British English ) • She took a quick glance around the office. cast/throw a glance (= look quickly ) • She cast a shy glance toward Shelby. shoot a glance (= look extremely quickly ) • He shot a glance at Ellen, making sure she understood him. steal a glance (= look quickly and secretly ) • Alice stole a quick glance in the mirror to check her hair. exchange glances (= look at each other quickly ) • Mai exchanged glances with Tatsuya. sb’s glance falls on something (= someone looks at something ) • Geoff’s glance fell on the broken vase. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + glance a quick/brief glance • I had little time for more than a quick glance around the house. a cursory glance (= a very quick look without much attention to details ) • I cast a cursory glance over the clothes. a fleeting glance (= a very quick look ) • Stephen exchanged a fleeting glance with his father. a backwards glance • He took a quick backwards glance at the house, and then continued walking. a sidelong/sideways glance (= a way of looking by moving your eyes to the side ) • Christina gave her husband a sidelong glance. a casual glance (= without any serious interest or attention ) • The bench would have been difficult to see by a casual glance. a meaningful glance (= clearly showing what you think ) • They exchanged meaningful glances. a furtive glance (= a quick secret look ) • Della gave Chris a furtive glance. a nervous glance • He shot a nervous glance at his wife. a warning glance • She cast a warning glance at Elena.

4 general:: noun peek: She gave us a glance as she left. verb scanned: He glanced at the letter and frowned. verb bounced off: The rock glanced off of his head.

5 general::   noun ADJ. backward, sidelong, sideways She cast a sidelong glance at Fern. | brief, cursory, fleeting, quick, swift After a cursory glance at the report he frowned. | casual | covert, furtive, surreptitious The man walked slowly along, casting furtive glances behind him. | accusing, angry, baleful, disapproving, mocking, reproachful, scornful, sharp, suspicious, withering Meena threw him an angry glance. | curious, puzzled, questioning, quizzical | admiring, approving | knowing | meaningful The couple exchanged meaningful glances but said nothing. | amused, wry | anxious, nervous, worried | plaintive VERB + GLANCE cast (sb), dart, give (sb/sth), have, shoot (sb), steal, take, throw (sb) He gave her a mocking glance. I had a quick glance at the article, but I haven't read it yet. He stole a sidelong glance at the young woman sitting next to him on the train. She took one last glance in the mirror and then left. | exchange They exchanged knowing glances. | catch I caught the teacher's glance and nearly burst into nervous laughter. | attract, draw Their vintage car attracted admiring glances wherever they went. GLANCE + VERB flick, flicker, move Her glance flickered briefly across to the group standing at the other side of the street. | meet Their glances met, then they both looked away. | fall on sb/sth, rest on sb/sth His glance fell on a pile of papers at one side of the desk. PREP. at a ~ The software allows you to see at a glance what fonts you have on the computer. | with a ~ With a quick glance at the time, she stood up and prepared to leave. | without a ~ He left without a backward glance. | ~ at A glance at my watch told me it was already past six o'clock. | ~ of He ignored my glance of disapproval. | ~ over He kept throwing nervous glances over his shoulder.

6 general:: see AT FIRST BLUSH (GLANCE).