sidelong
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++side·long /ˈsaɪdlɒŋ $ -lɒːŋ/ adjective sidelong look/glance SIDEa way of looking at someone by moving your eyes to the side, especially so that it seems secret, dishonest, or disapproving 斜眼看〔尤表示有秘密、不诚实或不以为然〕 He gave Oliver a sidelong glance. 他斜睨了奥利弗一眼。 —sidelong adverb ‘You looked very well this morning, ’ she added, glancing sidelong at him. “今天早上你气色不错呀。”她加了一句，同时斜瞟了他一眼。
Examples from the Corpus
sidelong• He looked sidelong at her with a quick smile, and she frowned and nodded his attention quickly towards the stranger.• She cast a sidelong glance at Fen.• I cast a sidelong glance, to see if she's noticed.• Jean-Claude's sidelong half-smile had felt congratulatory.• He kept watching her with a delighted, sidelong smile as if she constantly astonished him.• Cynan flew to pin the struggling legs, and Meurig slid sidelong through the trees to help him.side·long adjectiveChineseSyllable
of Corpus moving way someone a looking at by
sidelong
side‧long /ˈsaɪdlɒŋ $ -lɒːŋ/
adjective
sidelong look/glance a way of looking at someone by moving your eyes to the side, especially so that it seems secret, dishonest, or disapproving:
He gave Oliver a sidelong glance.
—sidelong adverb:
‘You looked very well this morning,’ she added, glancing sidelong at him.
side‧long /ˈsaɪdlɒŋ $ -lɒːŋ/
adjectivesidelong look/glance a way of looking at someone by moving your eyes to the side, especially so that it seems secret, dishonest, or disapproving:
—sidelong adverb: