意思
To quickly look at something or check it briefly.
文化背景
In Spain, 'echar un vistazo' is often part of the 'ir de escaparates' (window shopping) culture, especially during the sales (las rebajas). While 'echar un vistazo' is understood, Mexicans frequently use the anglicism 'checar' or 'darle una checada'. Argentines might use 'relojeae' (from 'reloj' - watch) for a quick, sometimes suspicious look, but 'echar un vistazo' remains the standard for neutral checking. In many Latin American countries, 'echar un ojo' is preferred when the 'look' implies taking care of something (babysitting, watching a bag).
Use 'Le'
To sound like a native, always add 'le' before 'echar' when referring to an object: 'Le echo un vistazo'.
Don't over-use
If you are doing a deep study, use 'estudiar' or 'analizar'. 'Vistazo' implies you might miss details.
意思
To quickly look at something or check it briefly.
Use 'Le'
To sound like a native, always add 'le' before 'echar' when referring to an object: 'Le echo un vistazo'.
Don't over-use
If you are doing a deep study, use 'estudiar' or 'analizar'. 'Vistazo' implies you might miss details.
Shopping Etiquette
In Spain, saying 'Solo estoy echando un vistazo' is the perfect way to get shopkeepers to leave you in peace.
自我测试
Fill in the missing preposition and article.
Mañana voy a echar un vistazo ___ ___ casa nueva.
The phrase 'echar un vistazo' always takes the preposition 'a'. Since 'casa' is feminine, we use 'la'.
Which sentence is the most natural way to say 'I'm just looking' in a store?
En una tienda, le dices al dependiente:
This is the standard, polite idiom for browsing in a shop.
Complete the dialogue with the correct form of the phrase.
Juan: ¿Has leído mi artículo? María: No, todavía no. Solo le ___ un vistazo rápido.
María is talking about herself in the past (Preterite), so 'eché' is the correct first-person singular form.
Match the phrase to the situation.
You want your friend to check your email for typos.
Using the question form with the 'le' pronoun is the most polite and natural way to make this request.
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视觉学习工具
练习题库
4 练习Mañana voy a echar un vistazo ___ ___ casa nueva.
The phrase 'echar un vistazo' always takes the preposition 'a'. Since 'casa' is feminine, we use 'la'.
En una tienda, le dices al dependiente:
This is the standard, polite idiom for browsing in a shop.
Juan: ¿Has leído mi artículo? María: No, todavía no. Solo le ___ un vistazo rápido.
María is talking about herself in the past (Preterite), so 'eché' is the correct first-person singular form.
You want your friend to check your email for typos.
Using the question form with the 'le' pronoun is the most polite and natural way to make this request.
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常见问题
12 个问题It is neutral. You can use it with your boss or your friends.
'Mirar' is just 'to look'. 'Echar un vistazo' implies a quick, specific action of checking or browsing.
Yes, it is common in Latin America and means the same thing.
Yes, 'echar vistazo' is grammatically incorrect.
Yes, but be careful. 'Echarle un vistazo a alguien' can mean checking if they are okay, but it can also mean checking them out (attraction).
Use the preterite: 'Eché un vistazo'.
Yes, it's a perfect synonym, though slightly more formal.
Always use 'a'. Example: 'Echar un vistazo a la casa'.
Yes, e.g., 'He echado un vistazo a su sitio web y me gusta su misión'.
Yes, it is universally understood.
Usually, we don't pluralize 'vistazo' in this phrase, but you could say 'echamos varios vistazos'.
Yes, if you only watch the trailer or a few scenes.
相关表达
echar un ojo
similarTo keep an eye on something.
echar una ojeada
synonymTo take a glance.
mirar de reojo
specialized formTo look out of the corner of one's eye.
revisar
builds onTo review or inspect.
curiosear
similarTo browse or snoop.
