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glimpse (. glihmps. ) noun. 1. (brief sight) a. el vistazo. When I look in her eyes, it's like getting a glimpse of heaven.Cuando la miro a los ojos, es como echar un vistazo al cielo. b. el destello. In his new book, we get a glimpse of a bleak future.En su nuevo libro, nos da un destello de un futuro poco promisorio.
traducir GLIMPSE: vislumbrar, entrever, vista momentánea, vista momentánea [feminine], ojeada [feminine], mirada…. Más información en el diccionario inglés-español.
Dictionary English-Spanish. glimpse noun (plural: glimpses) vistazo m (plural: vistazos m) A glimpse of the museum is not enough to understand the country's history. Un vistazo del museo no es suficiente para entender la historia del país. atisbo m. The new technology offers us a glimpse of the future.
GLIMPSE translate: vislumbrar, entrever, vista momentánea, vista momentánea [feminine], ojeada [feminine], mirada…. Learn more in the Cambridge English-Spanish Dictionary.
entrever. Forum discussions with the word (s) "a glimpse" in the title: a glimpse ahead... a glimpse into the considerable progress. A rare glimpse. A short glimpse. but a glimpse of my face in the mirror showed rather the leer of a grimace. catch a fast / brief glimpse. catch a glimpse. Catch a glimpse. catch a glimpse of.
glimpse. [(British) ɡlɪmps , (US) ɡlɪmps ] sustantivo. vislumbre f ⧫ destello m. a glimpse into the future un destello de cómo va a ser el futuro. to catch a glimpse of vislumbrar. I only had a fleeting glimpse of him solo alcancé a verlo fugazmente. verbo transitivo. vislumbrar.
