glimpse
ਝਲਕ
definition
verb
he glimpsed a figure standing in the shade
see or perceive briefly or partially.
noun
she caught a glimpse of the ocean
a momentary or partial view.
example
Part of the continuing allure of police action films is the chance to get under the skin of a criminal, to 'glimpse' into an alien world.
He happened to 'glimpse' the clock and realized he had lost track of the time.
To tell the truth, I couldn't 'glimpse' a trace of any such crisis in the mesmerizing flow of this work.
Through its hundreds of rooms, visitors can 'glimpse' how life went on at court.
As he spun around in his child like dance, he caught a 'glimpse' of something off the side of the boat.
Maybe that's what a poet's job is: to make you 'glimpse' what you have never seen for yourself.
She peeked round the corner and caught a 'glimpse' of a police car going slowly down the street.
And I was left with the feeling of having been granted a 'glimpse' of heaven.
So here, imagination allows us to 'glimpse' truths of a kind that seem to elude reason operating alone.
The only thing is during all of this, I caught a 'glimpse' of his face and he looked so familiar.
I toss opportunities like coins, and call tails when I've already caught a 'glimpse' of the queen's crown.
I still recall one Sunday morning when I caught a 'glimpse' of them outside.
When the reeds parted, he caught a 'glimpse' of her, and yes, there she was, the river goddess.
she caught a 'glimpse' of the ocean
Trying to look past the dull conversation, I caught a 'glimpse' of red from the corner of my eye.
We briefly 'glimpse' him alive and well before he is blown from his horse by a shell that destroys a significant part of his face.
He caught a glimpse of my wallet pic of Colin, only a 'glimpse' though.
she caught a 'glimpse' of the ocean
He didn't look at her but she caught a 'glimpse' of his misty grey eyes, they seemed far away.
She looked around the beautifully adorned room and caught a 'glimpse' of herself in a round oval mirror.
Rolling her eyes, her father caught 'glimpse' in the mirror.
A large gasp emerged from my throat as I caught a 'glimpse' of myself in the mirror.
a 'glimpse' into the world of the wealthy
He glanced around the trunk and caught a 'glimpse' of a shape moving through the trees.
during the interview he offered a behind-the-scenes 'glimpse' of television
In the mirror, I caught my first 'glimpse' of his face without the ironwork interrupting his features.
For once, there were no fans hanging around waiting to have a 'glimpse' of their favourite star.
It shows a way of life rarely 'glimpsed' on children's TV - a Scottish island community, authentic down to the accents.
I have been in the Cabinet and have 'glimpsed' very senior political office and it's not everything it's made out to be.
It's like 'glimpsing' in on a day in the life of the '70s.
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