gleam
gleam 英 [gli:m] 美 [ɡlim]
n. 微光;闪光;一丝 v. 闪烁;闪现
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- A gleam is a bright flash of light. If you were lost on a dark, stormy night, you'd be hugely relieved to see the gleam of a roadside diner's sign up ahead.
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- n. 微光;闪光;一丝
- v. 闪烁;闪现
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1. The moonlight gleamed on the water.
月光照在水面上泛起粼粼波光。
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2. The house was gleaming with fresh white paint.
房子刚刷过白漆,显得光洁明亮。
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3. His eyes gleamed with amusement.
他眼睛里流露出愉悦的神情。
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4. Amusement gleamed in his eyes.
他眼睛里流露出愉悦的神情。
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5. the gleam of moonlight on the water
水面上荡漾的月光
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6. A few gleams of sunshine lit up the gloomy afternoon.
几线阳光使阴暗的下午亮了起来。
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7. a faint gleam of hope
微弱的一线希望
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8. a gleam of triumph in her eyes
她眼里闪烁着胜利的光芒
- gleam (n.) Old English glæm "a brilliant light; brightness; splendor, radiance, beauty," from Proto-Germanic *glaimiz (source also of Old Saxon glimo "brightness;" Middle High German glim "spark," gleime "glow-worm;" German glimmen "to glimmer, glow;" Old Norse glja "to shine, glitter, glisten"), from PIE root *ghel- (2) "to shine."
- gleam (v.) early 13c., from gleam (n.). Related: Gleamed; gleaming.
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