Pronunciation: /ɡlɪmps/
noun a brief or incomplete view or look at something
A1 I caught a glimpse of the sunset before it disappeared behind the mountains.
A2 She only got a glimpse of the famous actor as he hurried past the crowd.
B1 From my window, I had a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower in the distance.
B2 The detective caught a glimpse of the suspect fleeing the scene.
C1 The artist's latest exhibition offered a glimpse into her creative process.
C2 As the plane descended, passengers got a glimpse of the sparkling city lights below.
verb to see or perceive briefly or partially
A1 I glimpsed a rainbow in the sky.
A2 She glimpsed a familiar face in the crowd.
B1 The detective glimpsed a suspicious figure lurking in the shadows.
B2 As I walked by, I glimpsed a beautiful garden through the gate.
C1 From the top of the mountain, we glimpsed a breathtaking view of the valley below.
C2 The artist's painting gives a glimpse into the complexity of human emotions.
formal As she walked by, I caught a glimpse of her elegant dress.
informal I got a glimpse of the new car before it drove away.
slang I just had a quick glimpse of the party last night.
figurative The artist's painting offered a glimpse into his soul.
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