Glance n. "A glance, a look." A quick, cursory glance. To emphasize the action process, often use give / take a glance at. For example: the man gave me a glance. glimpse n "a glimpse, a glimpse". At first glance, what you see may not be comprehensive. . Glimpse can mean both the act of glancing and what is seen when he began to play a tune, we had our first glimpse of the snake. There are a lot of fans (hoping) for a glimpse of the movie star Why fill in hope? Jijijihoping is here used as a gerund.
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glimpse [Example] that 's a glimpse of the world we 're now entering. That's it. As was explained, a glimpse is often un intentional, but you can only take something in this kind of semantic context. glance, take a look [of] (→glance【synonym】) i only caught [got] a ~ of the speeding car.
For example: the man gave me a glance. glimpse n "a glimpse, a glimpse". At first glance, what you see may not be comprehensive. To emphasize the result of the action, catch / get a glimpse of is often used. i caught a glimpse of the beautiful house.
Hi csicska, take a glimpse of sounds odd to me.
