| 正面 | 2434.glance 英 [glɑːns]美 [ɡlæns]     |
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| 背面 |     释义： 1. glimpse (表示快速地无意识的)一瞥.2. glance (表示快速地有意识的)一瞥.3. love at the first glimpse/sight 一见钟情.n. 一瞥；一滑；闪光vi. 扫视，匆匆一看；反光；瞥闪，瞥见vt. 扫视；瞥见；擦过n. (Glance)人名；(英)格兰斯 例句： 1. Burke cast a cursory glance at the menu, then flapped it shut.伯克匆匆地瞥了一眼菜单，然后啪地合上了。 glance 匆匆一瞥来自拉丁文glacies, 冰，词源同cold,插入鼻音字母n. 即冰上滑过的光线，引申义瞥过。 glanceglance: [15] ‘Touch or deflect lightly’, as in ‘glance off something’ and a ‘glancing blow’, is the primary meaning of glance; ‘look briefly’ did not develop until the 16th century. The word may have originated as an alteration of the Middle English verb glacen ‘glide, slide’ (probably under the influence of Middle English glenten, the ancestor of modern English glint). Glacen was borrowed from Old French glacier ‘slide’, a derivative of glace ‘ice’ (from which English also gets glacier).=> glacierglance (n.)c. 1500, "a sudden movement producing a flash," from glance (v.). Meaning "brief or hurried look" is from 1590s.glance (v.)mid-15c., of weapons, "strike obliquely without giving full impact," a nasalized form of glacen "to graze, strike a glancing blow" (c. 1300), from Old French glacier "to slip, make slippery" (compare Old French glaciere "part of a knight's armor meant to deflect blows"), from glace "ice" (see glacial). Sense of "look quickly" (first recorded 1580s) probably was by influence of Middle English glenten "look askance" (see glint (v.)), which also could account for the -n-. Related: Glanced; glancing." |