adv.怀疑地；侧目（斜视）地

She looked at him askance, wondering why he was wearing a tuxedo to a picnic.
她斜着眼睛打量他，不明白为什么他去野餐会穿燕尾服。
The others in the meeting looked at her askance when she suggested a radical change in strategy.
当她在会议上提出一个激进的战略变革时，其他人都侧目而视。
He mentioned his belief in aliens askance, half expecting everyone to laugh.
他半开玩笑地提到了自己相信外星人的事，预期大家都会笑起来。
The old lady glanced at the noisy children askance, clearly unimpressed by their antics.
老太太斜眼看了看吵闹的孩子们，显然对他们的恶作剧不以为然。
My boss raised an eyebrow and looked at me askance when I asked for a month off to travel.
当我请求休假一个月去旅行时，我的老板扬了扬眉，斜着眼看我，显得有些惊讶。
The artist's unusual use of color drew askance looks from the more traditional critics.
这位艺术家对颜色的独特运用引起了较为传统评论家们的侧目。
The suggestion that they should cancel the event due to rain was met with askance expressions from the organizers.
有人提议因为下雨应该取消活动，组织者们听了都投以异样的目光。
She spoke about her celebrity encounter so nonchalantly that her friends looked at her askance.
她如此漫不经心地谈论她的名人邂逅，以至于朋友们都用异样的眼光看着她。
The new employee's unconventional approach to problem-solving earned him many askance glances from colleagues.
新员工非传统的解决问题方法使他受到了同事们不少异样的目光。
When he said he preferred tea over coffee, his colleagues gave him an askance look, as if he'd just spoken an alien language.
当他说比起咖啡他更喜欢茶时，同事们给了他一个异样的眼神，好像他刚说了外语一样。