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请帮我辨析gaze,gape,glance,glare,glimpse,peer,peep,stare 19 Aug 2008 · gaze, gape, glance, glare, glimpse, peer, peep, stare八字之间有何区别? 这一组动词都含有"看"的意思。 gaze v.凝视,注视,指由于好奇、感叹、长时间目不转睛地看。 She …
at a glimpse of - WordReference Forums 3 Apr 2015 · At a/first glimpse, the houses appear vacant, but a closer look reveals signs of human habitation. At a/first glimpse, Tim appeared to be in his 30s, but I found out he is …
glance和glimpse的区别 - 百度知道 glance n.“一眼,看一眼”。粗略地匆匆看一眼。强调动作过程,常常用give / take a glance at。例如:The man gave me a glance。 glimpse n “一瞥,瞥见”。无意识地一看,所见并不一定全 …
take a glimpse of vs take a glance at | WordReference Forums 16 Dec 2018 · Hi csicska, "take a glimpse of" sounds odd to me. As was explained, a glimpse is often un intentional, but you can only "take" something in this kind of semantic context …
glance和glimpse的区别 - 百度知道 例如:The man gave me a glance。 glimpse n “一瞥,瞥见”。 无意识地一看,所见并不一定全面。 强调动作结果,常用catch / get a glimpse of 。 I caught a glimpse of the beautiful house …
Glimpse of mine - WordReference Forums 27 Jul 2013 · Hello, She has glimpse of mine otherwise she looks like her dad. Is this correct? I am taking about my daughter.
glimpse, gaze, glance - WordReference Forums 28 Jul 2008 · Also, "glimpse" is a transitive verb; I mean that you can't just "glimpse," you always have to glimpse something. In the example given, "glimpse" is not possible because there is …
glance, glimpse, stare, gaze, skim, scan, peek, peep, peer 20 Jan 2008 · glimpse = to take a brief look (unintentionally) stare = to give a rude look to somebody gaze = to give a romantic look to somebody contemplate = to observe deeply skim …
revealing glimpse - WordReference Forums 8 Aug 2015 · Untold Stories of WWII Shock troops in a clandestine war against Hitler's a-bomb, they would become legends in their homeland. And some of them would even star in this 1948 …
a glimpse - WordReference Forums 31 Oct 2008 · The examples you give show "glimpse" being used most often with "of", which is the most appropriate for your purposes. I think "a glimpse into" might also work. The other …