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askance
英[ə'skæns] 美[ə'skæns]
单词基本解释
adv.斜视地;怀疑地;不赞许地

异体字::askant

英英释义
Adjective:
  1. (used especially of glances) directed to one side with or as if with doubt or suspicion or envy;

    "her eyes with their misted askance look"
    "sidelong glances"

Adverb:
  1. with suspicion or disapproval;

    "he looked askance at the offer"

  2. with a side or oblique glance;

    "did not quite turn all the way back but looked askance at me with her dark eyes"

词典解释

1.质疑;怀疑
If youlook askance at someone or something, you have a doubtful or suspicious attitude towards them.

e.g. They have always lookedaskance at the western notion of democracy.
他们一直都怀疑西方的民主观。

2.(带着怀疑的眼光)侧目,瞟视
If youlook askance at someone, you look at them in a doubtful or suspicious way.

e.g. 'Do you play chess?' he asked, lookingaskance at Miguel.
“你会下棋吗?”他斜睨着米格尔问道。

网络解释

1. askance

1. 横眼看:ask 询问 |askance 横眼看 | asleep 睡着

2. 斜:ask 询问 |askance 斜 | askant 斜视

3.

3. 斜视地:askafavorof 浼 |askance 斜视地 | askantdistrustfullydubiouslyenquiringly 怀疑地

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例句
用作副词(adv.)
  1. The young man looked askance at the price.
    那个年青人对那个价目侧目而视。
  2. The older women in the town looked askance at what the young people were doing.
    镇上上了年纪的女人用怀疑的目光看着年轻人所做的一切。
  3. She looked at me rather askance.
    她不悦地瞟了我一眼。
经典引文
  • They meet, they dart away, they wheel askance.

    出自:J. Beattie
  • Looking askance on each other as possible enemies.

    出自:R. L. Stevenson
  • Down there they are dubious and askance.

    出自:T. Hardy
  • One looked askance at that habit of his of writing poetry.

    出自:P. G. Wodehouse
  • Looking at all this in here with a wild askance shrinking eye.

    出自:E. Bowen
  • The habit of seeing things askance or out of the corner of his eye.

    出自:V. S. Pritchett
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