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/bisˈtaθo/ ES
/bisˈtaso/ MX
Translation
glance; look
Word origin
From vista ('view, sight'), ultimately from Latin videre ('to see'). The same root gives English vista and vision.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- videre
- English cognates
- vista, vision
Grammar
Examples
Échale .
Take a look at this report.
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She glanced quickly and left.
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With just a glance he already understood everything.
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I just need a quick look at the report before the meeting.
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I had a glance out of the window before leaving.
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Take a quick look at these photos from the party.
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