shufti
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- noun
- /ˈʃʌfti/
- Archaic
:
mirada rápida
- How about this, Shufti?
Examples
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- Sarge - Spoon-- ... have a shufti round the camp, see if you can find anything else useful.
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During the meeting, he took a shufti at his notes to remember the key points.
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The name of the 35 floating shufti name disappears; it is also the name of the dead, YangYi, up again.
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Very fierce, even the floating shufti can kill. I'm afraid the first ten area can steady wins this suddenly take its YangYi, only the white easy one.
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With floating shufti infinite close to the fortuneteller product attitude of skimming over the surface speed, YangYi simply cannot overtake; perhaps there is a life, but now everything has been late, and the toxin has spread into the floating shufti heart, leaving only death.
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With floating shufti infinite close to the fortuneteller product attitude of skimming over the surface speed, YangYi simply cannot overtake; perhaps there is a life, but now everything has been late, and the toxin has spread into the floating shufti heart, leaving only death.
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Toxin fast diffusion, floating shufti eyes panic color, YangYi slightly shook his head. If floating shufti cut the Gordian knot, the arm was cut off, and cast out skimming over the surface for a rapid escape.
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Toxin fast diffusion, floating shufti eyes panic color, YangYi slightly shook his head. If floating shufti cut the Gordian knot, the arm was cut off, and cast out skimming over the surface for a rapid escape.
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Before making a decision, I took a quick shufti at the documents to ensure everything was in order.
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She had a quick shufti around the yard to check for any signs of trouble.
Synonyms
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A quick look to the side that shows a feeling or intention
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A quick look to see something
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A quick look to see something
A short hurried look at something
How Quick
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word shufti comes from the Hindi and Urdu word shuftī, which means 'a look' or 'glance' and was used by British soldiers in India before becoming slang in English. So, a shufti today is just a quick 'peek' or check.