glimpsed
英 [ɡlɪmpst]
美 [ɡlɪmpst]
v. 瞥见; 看一眼; 开始领悟; 开始认识到
glimpse的过去分词和过去式
BNC.38485 / COCA.38325
柯林斯词典
- N-COUNT 一瞥;扫视
If you get aglimpse ofsomeone or something, you see them very briefly and not very well.- Some of the fans had waited 24 hours outside the Hyde Park Hotel to catch a glimpse of their heroine.
为了一睹女主角的风采,一些追星族已经在海德公园饭店外守候了24个小时。
- Some of the fans had waited 24 hours outside the Hyde Park Hotel to catch a glimpse of their heroine.
- VERB 瞥见
If youglimpsesomeone or something, you see them very briefly and not very well.- She glimpsed a group of people standing on the bank of a river.
她瞥见一群人站在河岸边。
- She glimpsed a group of people standing on the bank of a river.
- N-COUNT 短暂的感受;初步的认识
Aglimpse ofsomething is a brief experience of it or an idea about it that helps you understand or appreciate it better.- As university campuses become increasingly multi-ethnic, they offer a glimpse of the conflicts society will face tomorrow.
大学校园变得日益多种族化,通过校园可以对未来社会将要面对的诸多冲突有一个初步的认识。 - ...a glimpse into the future.
对前途的大致展望
- As university campuses become increasingly multi-ethnic, they offer a glimpse of the conflicts society will face tomorrow.
双语例句
- I really only glimpsed the truth behind all of this.
我确实是仅仅透露了所有事实背后的一点真相。 - 96. I glimpsed the dancer balancing herself on the ambulance by chance.
96.我碰巧瞥见舞蹈者在救护车上使自己保持平衡。 - It was afternoon by the time Dany found the stream she had glimpsed atop the hill.
当丹妮找到在山上瞥见的那条小溪时已经是下午了。 - I glimpsed Xiao Wang between the half-drawn curtains.
我从半掩的窗帘缝隙中瞥见了小王。 - He glimpsed at my new watch and said it was a good bargain.
他看了一眼我的新表,说买得很上算。 - I first glimpsed this when my wife and I went to a parent-teacher meeting.
我第一次注意到这点是在我和妻子参加一次家长会时。 - She glimpsed him leaving.
她瞥见他走了。 - Father glimpsed at the picture I drew and said it was good.
父亲看了一眼我画的图画,说画得很好。 - Lee can be glimpsed on a news program playing on a TV screen saying, Superheroes in New York?
可以瞥见李老爷子出现在正在播出的电视新闻节目中说:纽约的超级英雄? - The world's largest broadcaster first glimpsed the future of entertainment through the eyes of grade-school kids and grannies.
透过小学生和老奶奶们的眼睛,全世界最大的广播公司最早瞥见了娱乐的未来前景。