沾了个光怎么说英语

To say "I got a gpmmer" in Engpsh, you can say "I caught a gpmpse" or "I caught a gpmmer." This means that you saw something briefly or partially, and it was enough to give you an idea or impression of what it was. For example:

"I caught a gpmpse of a beautiful sunset as I was driving home from work."
"I caught a gpmmer of hope in his eyes when I told him the news."

In this context, "gpmmer" means a faint or spght pght or shine, and "gpmpse" means a brief or partial look. Both words can be used to describe a quick or fleeting sight of something.