glimpse

• اسم يدل على نظرة سريعة أو خاطفة أو جزئية إلى شخص أو شيء، وغالبًا ما يفترض إدراكًا بصريًا عابرًا أو ناقصًا. وقد يدل أيضًا على لمحة موجزة أو انطباع عابر عن شيء ما.

A noun referring to a brief, quick, or partial view of someone or something, often suggesting a fleeting or incomplete sight.

1. Brief lookB1formal

   A very short, quick look at someone or something.

   نظرة خاطفة

   • She caught a glimpse of the celebrity as he entered the car.
   • I only had a glimpse of the painting before the museum closed.
   • He got a glimpse of the ocean from the top of the hill.

   المرادفاتglancelookpeekpeepsightview

2. Brief experience or understandingB2formal

   A short, incomplete experience or understanding of something.

   لمحة

   • The documentary gave us a glimpse into the lives of the villagers.
   • This report offers a glimpse of the company's future plans.
   • The tour provided a glimpse of the city's rich history.

   المرادفاتhintideainklingintimationsensesuggestiontastewhiff

   الأضدادcomprehensionscrutiny

• فعل يُستخدم للدلالة على رؤية شيء رؤية خاطفة أو جزئية، أو إدراكه إدراكًا عابرًا.

A verb used to indicate seeing or perceiving something briefly or partially.

1. See brieflyB1formal

   To see someone or something for a very short time, often not completely.

   رأى لمحة

   • She glimpsed a deer running through the forest.
   • He glimpsed his friend in the crowd before losing sight of him.
   • I glimpsed the sunset through the window as the train passed.

   المرادفاتespynoticespotspy

2. Understand partiallyB2formal

   To have a brief or incomplete understanding of something.

   إدراك جزئي

   • The report allowed us to glimpse the scale of the problem.
   • Through her diary, we glimpse her inner thoughts.
   • The documentary gives viewers a chance to glimpse life in the Arctic.

   المرادفاتdetectdiscernperceivesense

   الأضدادcomprehendgrasp