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62 askance
adjectiveകടക്കണ്ണുകൊണ്ട്, സംശയത്തോടു കൂടി -
63 askance adv
[ə'skɒːns]to look askance at sb/sth — guardare qn/qc storto or di traverso
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64 to look askance at
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65 to look askance at someone
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66 look askance at someone/something
look askance at someone/somethingiemand/iets wantrouwend aankijken/bekijkenEnglish-Dutch dictionary > look askance at someone/something
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67 look askance at somebody
косо смотретьThey looked askance at him when he said he'd just made a million in the stock market.
Англо-русский словарь идиом и фразовых глаголов > look askance at somebody
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68 eye askance at
Макаров: смотреть (на кого-л.) косо, смотреть ( на кого-л.) с недоверием, смотреть (на кого-л.) с подозрением -
69 glance askance
Общая лексика: смотреть подозрительно, смотреть с неодобрением -
70 he looked askance at my offer
Общая лексика: к моему предложению он отнёсся недоверчивоУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > he looked askance at my offer
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71 look askance
Общая лексика: смотреть подозрительно, смотреть с неодобрением, коситься, смотреть искоса -
72 look askance at
Общая лексика: смотреть (на кого-л.) подозрительно, смотреть на ( кого-л.) с подозрением -
73 view askance
Общая лексика: смотреть подозрительно, смотреть с неодобрением -
74 look askance at
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76 looked askance at
menjeling karena tak percaya -
77 looking askance at
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78 look askance
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79 look askance on
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80 look at smb. askance
v. göz ucuyla bakmak, şüphe ile bakmak
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askance — 1520s, sideways, asquint, of obscure origin. OED has separate listings for askance and obsolete M.E. askance(s) and no indication of a connection, but Barnhart and others derive the newer word from the older one. The M.E. word, recorded early 14c … Etymology dictionary
Askance — A*skance , Askant A*skant , adv. [Cf. D. schuin, schuins, sideways, schuiven to shove, schuinte slope. Cf. {Asquint}.] Sideways; obliquely; with a side glance; with disdain, envy, or suspicion. [1913 Webster] They dart away; they wheel askance.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Askance — A*skance , v. t. To turn aside. [Poet.] [1913 Webster] O, how are they wrapped in with infamies That from their own misdeeds askance their eyes! Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
askance — askew, *awry Analogous words: mistrustfully, distrustfully (see corresponding verbs at DISTRUST): enviously, jealously (see corresponding adjectives at ENVIOUS) Antonyms: straightforwardly, directly … New Dictionary of Synonyms
askance — [adv] sideways askew, disapprovingly, disdainfully, dubiously, obliquely, sidelong, sideways, skeptically, suspiciously; concepts 581,583 … New thesaurus
askance — ► ADVERB ▪ with a suspicious or disapproving look. ORIGIN of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
askance — [ə skans′] adv. [ME ascaunce; form < ase quances < as(e), AS1 + OFr quanses, how if < VL quam si < L quam, how + si, if; meaning < ME askoin < a , A 1 + skwyn < Du schuin, sideways] 1. with a sideways glance; obliquely 2.… … English World dictionary
askance — [[t]əskæ̱ns[/t]] 1) PHRASE: V inflects, usu PHR at n If you look askance at someone or something, you have a doubtful or suspicious attitude towards them. They have always looked askance at the western notion of democracy. 2) PHRASE: V inflects,… … English dictionary
askance — a|skance [əˈskæns, əˈska:ns US əˈskæns] adv [Date: 1400 1500; Origin: Perhaps from Italian a scancio across ] look askance (at sb/sth) if you look askance at something, you do not approve of it or think it is good ▪ A waiter looked askance at… … Dictionary of contemporary English
askance — [16] The origins of askance remain obscure. When it first entered the language it meant literally ‘obliquely, sideways’ (‘He bid his angels turn askance the poles of Earth’, John Milton, Paradise Lost 1667), so a possible source is Italian a… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
askance — [16] The origins of askance remain obscure. When it first entered the language it meant literally ‘obliquely, sideways’ (‘He bid his angels turn askance the poles of Earth’, John Milton, Paradise Lost 1667), so a possible source is Italian a… … Word origins