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askance

/əˈskæns/

Перевод: Наречие, используемое для описания взгляда на кого-либо или что-либо с подозрением, неодобрением или недоверием., Наречие, означающее 'с выражением подозрения или неодобрения'. Обычно используется с глаголами 'смотреть' или 'взглянуть', чтобы описать косой или боковой взгляд, выражающий недоверие, скептицизм или презрение.

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adjective

/əˈskæns/C2formal
  • ruНаречие, используемое для описания взгляда на кого-либо или что-либо с подозрением, неодобрением или недоверием.

An adverb used to describe looking at someone or something with suspicion, disapproval, or distrust.

  1. Suspicious or disapproving lookC1formal

    A glance directed to one side, often expressing doubt, suspicion, or disapproval.

    ruПодозрительный или неодобрительный взгляд

    • She looked askance at his sudden offer of help.
    • The teacher viewed the student's excuse askance.
    • He glanced askance at the stranger who approached him.

    Синонимыdisapprovingdoubtfuldubiousmistrustfulsuspiciouswary

  2. With suspicion or disapprovalC1formal

    In a manner that shows distrust or negative judgment.

    ruС подозрением или неодобрением

    • The proposal was regarded askance by the committee.
    • They looked askance at the new policy changes.
    • His colleagues viewed his unconventional methods askance.

    Синонимыcynicallydisapprovinglydistrustfullydoubtfullysuspiciouslywarily

    Антонимыapprovinglyfavorablytrustingly

  3. Sideways or oblique glanceC2formal

    A look directed to the side, often implying wariness or curiosity.

    ruИскоса

    • He cast an askance glance at the clock, hoping the meeting would end soon.
    • She peered askance at the unusual painting.
    • The cat watched the mouse askance from the corner of the room.

    Синонимыobliquesidelongsideways

Формы
  • more askance comparative form
  • most askance superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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adverb

/əˈskæns/C2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее 'с выражением подозрения или неодобрения'. Обычно используется с глаголами 'смотреть' или 'взглянуть', чтобы описать косой или боковой взгляд, выражающий недоверие, скептицизм или презрение.

An adverb meaning 'with a look of suspicion or disapproval.' It is typically used with verbs like 'look' or 'glance' to describe a sideways or oblique look expressing distrust, skepticism, or scorn.

  1. With suspicion or disapprovalC1formal

    Looking at someone or something in a way that shows doubt, distrust, or disapproval.

    ruС подозрением или неодобрением

    • The manager looked askance at the employee's unusual request.
    • She viewed his sudden generosity askance.
    • The proposal was regarded askance by the committee.

    Синонимыcynicallydisapprovinglydistrustfullydoubtfullymistrustfullyskepticallysuspiciouslywarily

    Антонимыapprovinglyfavorablytrustingly

  2. With a sideways glanceC1formal

    Looking at something from the corner of one's eye, often to show suspicion or curiosity.

    ruИскоса

    • He glanced askance at the stranger who entered the room.
    • She peered askance at the unusual painting.
    • The cat watched the new toy askance before approaching.

    Синонимыaslantobliquelysidelongsideways

    Антонимыopenlystraight

Формы
  • more askance comparative form
  • most askance superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

Унаследованные условия

Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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