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Glance is a smart lock screen experience that helps you discover everything you love, as it happens, in just a simple glance. From Samsung, Xiaomi, Realme, Oppo, Vivo, Glance is enabled on 4 out of 5 Android phones.
GLANCE definition: 1. to give a quick short look: 2. to shine, reflect light, or sparkle: 3. In cricket, if a batter…. Learn more.
The meaning of GLANCE is to take a quick look at something. How to use glance in a sentence.
Definition of glance verb in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
noun. a hasty or brief look; peep. at a glance. from one's first look; immediately. a flash or glint of light; gleam. the act or an instance of an object glancing or glancing off another. a brief allusion or reference. cricket a stroke in which the ball is deflected off the bat to the leg side; glide.
glance (at somebody/something) a quick look. to take/have a glance at the newspaper headlines. a cursory/brief/casual/furtive glance. The sisters exchanged glances (= looked at each other). She shot him a sideways glance. He walked away without a backward glance.
Synonyms for GLANCE: glimpse, peek, look, stare, view, gaze, peep, sight; Antonyms of GLANCE: stare, gaze, examine, view, question, study, survey, overlook.
to look hastily or briefly. 2. (intr; foll by over, through, etc) to look over briefly. to glance through a report. 3. (intransitive) to reflect, glint, or gleam. the sun glanced on the water. 4. (intransitive; usually foll by off) to depart (from an object struck) at an oblique angle.
noun. uk / ɡlɑːns / us. B2 [ C ] a quick look: She had a quick glance around the restaurant. at a glance. If you see something at a glance, you see it very quickly or immediately. (Definition of glance from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
Glance involves quick contact. When you glance at someone you take a quick peek at them. When a knife blow glances off you, it doesn't penetrate, but hits at an angle. When you glance at someone, it's often because you don't want to be caught staring.
