英语词汇“shine”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

shineshine /ʃaɪn/ verb 1 to produce light► shine

if something such as the sun or a lamp shines, it produces light:

The sun was shining, so we decided to go to the beach.

From the plane window, she could see the lights shining from cities below.

➔ A surface can also shine when it reflects light from the sun or a lamp: The car was so clean that it shone in the sunlight.

► glow

to shine with a soft steady light. You use glow especially in writing:

One candle was glowing in the dark room.

► flash

to shine brightly for a very short time:

I saw lightning flash across the sky.

► blaze

to shine very brightly with a lot of heat. You use blaze especially in writing about fires or lights that feel hot in the way a fire does:

It was noon and the hot sun blazed in their faces.

► glisten

if something glistens, it shines because it is wet or oily and is reflecting light. Glisten is used especially when saying that someone's eyes are full of tears, or someone's skin is covered with sweat:

As they were leaving, her eyes glistened with tears.

► gleam

if something gleams, it shines because it is very clean. You usually use gleam about smooth surfaces:

She polished the old dining table until it gleamed.

2 to produce light that changes or moves► sparkle

if something sparkles, it shines with many small bright points of light. Things like water and glass sparkle:

The lake sparkled in the sunlight.

► glitter

glitter means the same as sparkle but you usually use it about hard shiny things:

Jewels glittered around her neck.

► flicker

to produce a light that is not steady. You use flicker about a weak flame or a light that almost stops shining:

The candles flickered in the wind.

► twinkle

if a star or small light twinkles, it shines with a light that keeps changing from bright to less bright:

The stars twinkled in the black sky.

► shimmer

to shine with a soft light that seems to shake slightly. You use shimmer especially about things that shine in an attractive way:

Her golden dress shimmered in the light from the candles.

单词	shine
例句	shineshine /ʃaɪn/ verb 1 to produce light► shine if something such as the sun or a lamp shines, it produces light: The sun was shining, so we decided to go to the beach. From the plane window, she could see the lights shining from cities below. ➔ A surface can also shine when it reflects light from the sun or a lamp: The car was so clean that it shone in the sunlight. ► glow to shine with a soft steady light. You use glow especially in writing: One candle was glowing in the dark room. ► flash to shine brightly for a very short time: I saw lightning flash across the sky. ► blaze to shine very brightly with a lot of heat. You use blaze especially in writing about fires or lights that feel hot in the way a fire does: It was noon and the hot sun blazed in their faces. ► glisten if something glistens, it shines because it is wet or oily and is reflecting light. Glisten is used especially when saying that someone's eyes are full of tears, or someone's skin is covered with sweat: As they were leaving, her eyes glistened with tears. ► gleam if something gleams, it shines because it is very clean. You usually use gleam about smooth surfaces: She polished the old dining table until it gleamed. 2 to produce light that changes or moves► sparkle if something sparkles, it shines with many small bright points of light. Things like water and glass sparkle: The lake sparkled in the sunlight. ► glitter glitter means the same as sparkle but you usually use it about hard shiny things: Jewels glittered around her neck. ► flicker to produce a light that is not steady. You use flicker about a weak flame or a light that almost stops shining: The candles flickered in the wind. ► twinkle if a star or small light twinkles, it shines with a light that keeps changing from bright to less bright: The stars twinkled in the black sky. ► shimmer to shine with a soft light that seems to shake slightly. You use shimmer especially about things that shine in an attractive way: Her golden dress shimmered in the light from the candles.
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