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How is the word взглянул translated from Russian to English

Прошедшее время глагола glance: быстро посмотрел.

Past tense of glance: looked quickly.

verb
English translation
glanced

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  • Она взглянула на дверь и улыбнулась. — She glanced at the door and smiled.

  • Он взглянул назад и пошёл дальше. — He glanced behind him and kept walking.

  • Никто не взглянул на объявление на стене. — Nobody glanced at the sign on the wall.

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FAQ about “взглянул”

How is “взглянул” translated from Russian?
“взглянул” translates into English as “glanced”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “взглянул” mean?
Meaning of “взглянул”: Прошедшее время глагола glance: быстро посмотрел. In English — “glanced”.
What part of speech is “взглянул”?
“взглянул” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “взглянул”?
Example sentences with “взглянул” and their English translation are on this page, with more in the VibeLing app.
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