Definition of aglance in English:

aglance

adjective əˈɡlɑːnsəˈɡlans

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Webb (1821–1903), philosopher, barrister, and literary critic. From a- + glance.

adjective

Late 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Webb (1821–1903), philosopher, barrister, and literary critic. From a- + glance.

词汇	aglance
释义	Definition of aglance in English: aglance adjective əˈɡlɑːnsəˈɡlans In predicative use only: flashing, gleaming. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Webb (1821–1903), philosopher, barrister, and literary critic. From a- + glance. Definition of aglance in US English: aglance adjective In predicative use only: flashing, gleaming. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Webb (1821–1903), philosopher, barrister, and literary critic. From a- + glance.
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