Vistazo (en. Glance)

/bis'ta.so/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

noun

A brief and quick observation.

Give me a look at your work before submitting it.

Dame un vistazo a tu trabajo antes de enviarlo.

A glance that does not linger much on an object.

I took a glance at the car and kept walking.

Le eché un vistazo al coche y seguí caminando.

A quick review of something.

I just need a glance at the presentation before it starts.

Solo necesito un vistazo de la presentación antes de que empiece.

From the verb 'ver' and the suffix '-azo' which indicates action.

Take a look

To look at something quickly.

Echar un vistazo

Give a glance

To make a brief observation.

Dar un vistazo

Take a look at something

To review something superficially.

Echar un vistazo a algo

view

The ability to see or a panorama.

vista

see

To perceive something through the eyes.

ver

gaze

The act of directing the eyes towards something.

mirada

A quick inspection of something.

I'm going to take a look at the store before deciding.

Voy a darle un vistazo a la tienda antes de decidir.

To review something without going deep.

I only took a glance at the series, I didn't watch it completely.

Solo le di un vistazo a la serie, no la vi completa.