GLIMPSE - 从英语翻译成西班牙语

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英语

西班牙语

I. glimpse [美 ɡlɪm(p)s, 英 ɡlɪm(p)s] 名词

I caught a glimpse of her thigh

alcancé a verle el muslo

he got a fleeting glimpse of her as she went in

alcanzó a verla fugazmente cuando entraba

a glimpse of life in rural England

una visión de la vida en la Inglaterra rural

she never allowed me a glimpse of her feelings

nunca ne dejó ni entrever sus sentimientos

II. glimpse [美 ɡlɪm(p)s, 英 ɡlɪm(p)s] 动词 trans

glimpse

alcanzar a ver

glimpse

vislumbrar

we caught a fleeting glimpse of the sea

divisamos fugazmente el mar

they waited, eager for a glimpse of the star

esperaron, ansiosos por ver a la estrella un momento

西班牙语

英语

solo lo vi pasar fugazmente

I only caught a brief o fleeting glimpse of him

la vi solo de refilón

I just caught a glimpse of her

esto deja entrever una posible solución

this gives a glimpse of a possible solution

comienzan a vislumbrar la naturaleza del virus

they are just beginning to glimpse o discern the nature of the virus

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

I. glimpse [glɪmps] 动词 trans

glimpse signs:

glimpse

vislumbrar

II. glimpse [glɪmps] 名词

to catch a glimpse of

vislumbrar

to catch a glimpse of sb's life

captar algo de la vida de alguien

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glimpse 名词

glimpse

atisbo m

西班牙语

英语

atisbar (vislumbrar) trans

to glimpse

entrever

to glimpse

adivinar

to glimpse

在《PONS词典》中的词汇

英语

西班牙语

I. glimpse [glɪmps] 动词 trans

glimpse signs:

glimpse

vislumbrar

II. glimpse [glɪmps] 名词

to catch a glimpse of

vislumbrar

西班牙语

英语

entrever

to glimpse

Present

I	glimpse
you	glimpse
he/she/it	glimpses
we	glimpse
you	glimpse
they	glimpse

Past

I	glimpsed
you	glimpsed
he/she/it	glimpsed
we	glimpsed
you	glimpsed
they	glimpsed

Present Perfect

I	have	glimpsed
you	have	glimpsed
he/she/it	has	glimpsed
we	have	glimpsed
you	have	glimpsed
they	have	glimpsed

Past Perfect

I	had	glimpsed
you	had	glimpsed
he/she/it	had	glimpsed
we	had	glimpsed
you	had	glimpsed
they	had	glimpsed

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

In that fleeting interval of opportunity the photographer must act or lose his prize.

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He makes a few jokes about how fleeting was the fame of this hit record from their first album.

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Having an existence of identifying oneself with the fleeting pleasures of the world without an insight into the suffering within, is a shallow existence.

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Though brief, this fleeting experience would prompt much of his later interests in the cause of furthering higher education.

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The other manuscript offers him just a fleeting mention.

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