cast a glance at

基本解釋

One morning, I cast a glance at the headlines of the newspaper.
一天早上，我瞥了一眼報紙上的大字標(biāo)題。
Nevertheless, before setting out, the coachman cast a glance at the traveller's shabby dress, at the diminutive size of his bundle, and made him pay his fare.
可是，起程之先，車夫?qū)β每屯艘谎?，看見他的衣服那樣寒素，包袱又那么小，便要他付錢。
From across the room, David cast a glance at his brother.
隔著房間，大衛(wèi)瞥了一下弟弟。

After hanging up, I cast a sidelong glance at my profile in the glass booth.
NEWYORKER: Sweetheart Sorrow
One explanation could be that indexing works by titles and authors alone, as happened with printed journals, forced readers to cast at least a cursory glance at work not immediately related to their own—or even that the mere act of flicking through a paper volume may have thrown up unexpected gems.
ECONOMIST: Is the web narrowing scientists’ expertise?