I. glimpse [glɪmps] V. trans.
1. glimpse (see briefly):
- glimpse
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2. glimpse (understand):
- glimpse
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- glimpse
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II. glimpse [glɪmps] SUST.
1. glimpse (brief sighting):
2. glimpse (understanding):
- glimpse
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- glimpse
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| I | glimpse |
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| you | glimpse |
| he/she/it | glimpses |
| we | glimpse |
| you | glimpse |
| they | glimpse |
| I | glimpsed |
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| you | glimpsed |
| he/she/it | glimpsed |
| we | glimpsed |
| you | glimpsed |
| they | glimpsed |
| I | have | glimpsed |
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| you | have | glimpsed |
| he/she/it | has | glimpsed |
| we | have | glimpsed |
| you | have | glimpsed |
| they | have | glimpsed |
| I | had | glimpsed |
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| you | had | glimpsed |
| he/she/it | had | glimpsed |
| we | had | glimpsed |
| you | had | glimpsed |
| they | had | glimpsed |
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There, wrote one scholar three decades later, the rural life that previously he had only glimpsed became real to him.
en.wikipedia.org Just before the other valet called for the bag, he had started to unpack it and had glimpsed its contents.
en.wikipedia.org Restored to its mid-nineteenth-century appearance, the farm today serves to provide a glimpse into the pioneer history of the surrounding community.
en.wikipedia.org We see glimpses in the life of the entity now as were shown in the monk, in this mode of living.
en.wikipedia.org It also provides a glimpse into the way a family unit is slowly destroyed due to this arrival of a new age.
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