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Перевод: askance

[наречие]
косо; искоса; сбоку; с подозрением; криво

Тезаурус:

1. Tammuz looked at him askance but said nothing.
2. It cannot have been easy, all these years, and who am I to criticise, to look askance, I who have been lucky, who have only myself to please, whose time is free.
3. The police authorities might look askance at the bottle of beer but to the constables it was seen as a legitimate reward for a little extra service.
4. CIA men looked askance at him, particularly since he dealt directly with the highest officers in the agency, preferably Casey, rather than with them.
5. Young men with feet on the ladder, provided by the Industrial Revolution, looked askance at the old-fashioned ways of their fathers.
6. They came in diffidently, nodded respectfully to Wilcox, and looked askance at Robyn.
7. Yet this restatement of his views won him political support from Liberals who looked askance at this quasi-nationalization programme.
8. The heat in the narrow packed streets was stifling and Sir James' men began to complain loudly; the lay brother, used to Corbett's strange ways, slumped resignedly on his gentle cob whilst Ranulf looked askance at his erratic and peculiar master.
9. It is not only defence ministries that would look askance at the creation of a defence oligopoly; competition authorities exist to keep a beady eye on such tendencies.
10. Though southern China suffered little disruption, many foreign buyers still look askance at relying on China for goods.
11. It often looked askance at the mainland.
12. She looked at him askance.
13. The Army was more ambivalent: while welcoming the end of National Service and the return to "real soldiering" with a regular army, the Army Council looked askance at the loss of 51 regiments, 17 of which were infantry battalions with battle honours stretching back over the centuries.