英语词汇“shine”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

shine

/ʃʌɪn

verb (past and past participle shone /ʃɒn/ or shined) [no object]

1(Of the sun or another source of light) give out a bright light: the sun shone through the window...

When we arrived in Cape Town the sun was shining down and the people were warm and welcoming.
Mr Pike, whose mother was from Burnley, said when he was growing up he thought the sun did not shine in the town because of the pollution spewed out by the cotton factories.
The sun was shining bright, and we had all of the windows open, allowing a nice breeze to fill the truck.

Synonyms

emit light, give off light, beam, radiate, gleam, glow, glint, glimmer, sparkle, twinkle, flicker, glitter, glisten, shimmer, flash, dazzle, flare, glare, fluoresce

literary glister

rare coruscate, fulgurate, effulge, luminesce, incandesce, phosphoresce

1.1Glow or be bright with reflected light: she brushed her hair until it shone...

He picked up his comb and began untangling his blonde hair, until it shone in the light and stood in place.
His soft, straight hair shone in the dim glow from the outside light.
When he smiled, his white square teeth shone, reflecting bright sparks of light.

Synonyms

gleaming, bright, illuminated, lit, lighted, ablaze, brilliant, lustrous, glowing, glinting, sparkling, coruscating, twinkling, flickering, glittering, glistening, shimmering, flashing, dazzling, glaring, luminous, luminescent, incandescent, phosphorescent, fluorescent

literary glistering, irradiant, lucent, lucid, lambent

rare effulgent, refulgent, fulgurating

shiny, bright, polished, burnished, gleaming, glossy, glassy, satiny, sheeny, lustrous, smooth

rare nitid

1.2(Of a person’s eyes) be bright with emotion: his eyes shone with excitement...

Her eyes shone with bright adoration and what seemed to be respect.
His bright, blue eyes shone with joy as he played, and he laughed aloud.
Her bright, vibrant eyes shone with gratitude as her steadfast gaze met Kynan's.

Synonyms

glowing, beaming, radiant, blooming, healthy, happy

1.3 [with object and adverbial of direction] Direct (a torch or other light) somewhere in order to see something in the dark: he shone the torch around the room before entering...

John went in first, slowly, shining a torch light ahead of him.
She pulled out a small torch and shone the light into Collette's eyes.
A woman with a torch shone the light onto the water, following along the guardrail on-board, trying to spot a body.

2Be very talented or perform very well: a boy who shone at nothing...

But too much could be tough to take - he was such an upbeat, shining example.
All of this is inspired by the resolute Texan's shining example.
I opened my laptop and showed her shining example after shining example of similarly awful dialogue.

Synonyms

excel, be outstanding, be brilliant, be excellent, be very good, be successful, be expert, stand out, be pre-eminent

paragon, model, epitome, archetype, ideal, exemplar, nonpareil, paradigm, embodiment, personification, quintessence, standard, prototype, apotheosis, the crème de la crème, the beau idéal, acme, jewel, gem, flower, angel, treasure, an outstanding example, a perfect example of its kind

informal one in a million, the bee's knees, something else, the tops

archaic a nonesuch

3 (past and past participle shined) [with object] Make (an object made of leather, metal, or wood) bright by rubbing it; polish: his shoes were shined to perfection...

His shoes were shined to perfection and his dark, just about black, hair had been combed tidily.
The walls were sheathed with finely shined wood, and plain white carpeting lined the floors.
To shine patent leather, moisten a soft cloth with white vinegar and wipe clean all patent leather articles.

Synonyms

polish, burnish, buff, wax, gloss, brighten, brush, smooth, rub up

noun [in singular]

1A quality of brightness produced when light is reflected on something: my hair has lost its shine...

He shook his head, the firelight reflecting off the shine of his bare torso.
It was a 1996 Mustang GT coated in the shine of a bright, electric blue.
He responds with a luminous shine and a mirthful grin.

Synonyms

light, brightness, gleam, glow, glint, glimmer, sparkle, twinkle, flicker, glitter, glisten, shimmer, flash, dazzle, beam, flare, glare, radiance, illumination, luminescence, luminosity, incandescence, phosphorescence, fluorescence

rare refulgence, lambency, effulgence, fulguration

1.1An act of rubbing something to give it a shiny surface: Archie’s shoes got a quick shine from a boy with a cloth...

The day I was there, the beautician started by cleaning the natural nail to remove the surface shine and oils and then applied disinfectant and primer.
He was also scornful of the use of varnish, which is a quick way for artists to make the surface shine and also to protect it.
A vinyl or polyurethane finish has been applied on the surface to keep a shine without waxing; the urethane is more durable.

Phrases

take the shine off

take a shine to

Phrasal verbs

shine through

Origin

Old English scīnan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schijnen and German scheinen.

单词	shine
释义	shine /ʃʌɪn / verb (past and past participle shone /ʃɒn/ or shined) [no object] 1(Of the sun or another source of light) give out a bright light: the sun shone through the window... When we arrived in Cape Town the sun was shining down and the people were warm and welcoming. Mr Pike, whose mother was from Burnley, said when he was growing up he thought the sun did not shine in the town because of the pollution spewed out by the cotton factories. The sun was shining bright, and we had all of the windows open, allowing a nice breeze to fill the truck. Synonyms emit light, give off light, beam, radiate, gleam, glow, glint, glimmer, sparkle, twinkle, flicker, glitter, glisten, shimmer, flash, dazzle, flare, glare, fluoresce literary glister rare coruscate, fulgurate, effulge, luminesce, incandesce, phosphoresce 1.1Glow or be bright with reflected light: she brushed her hair until it shone... He picked up his comb and began untangling his blonde hair, until it shone in the light and stood in place. His soft, straight hair shone in the dim glow from the outside light. When he smiled, his white square teeth shone, reflecting bright sparks of light. Synonyms gleaming, bright, illuminated, lit, lighted, ablaze, brilliant, lustrous, glowing, glinting, sparkling, coruscating, twinkling, flickering, glittering, glistening, shimmering, flashing, dazzling, glaring, luminous, luminescent, incandescent, phosphorescent, fluorescent literary glistering, irradiant, lucent, lucid, lambent rare effulgent, refulgent, fulgurating shiny, bright, polished, burnished, gleaming, glossy, glassy, satiny, sheeny, lustrous, smooth rare nitid 1.2(Of a person’s eyes) be bright with emotion: his eyes shone with* excitement... Her eyes shone with bright adoration and what seemed to be respect. His bright, blue eyes shone with joy as he played, and he laughed aloud. Her bright, vibrant eyes shone with gratitude as her steadfast gaze met Kynan's. Synonyms glowing, beaming, radiant, blooming, healthy, happy 1.3 [with object and adverbial of direction]* Direct (a torch or other light) somewhere in order to see something in the dark: he shone the torch around the room before entering... John went in first, slowly, shining a torch light ahead of him. She pulled out a small torch and shone the light into Collette's eyes. A woman with a torch shone the light onto the water, following along the guardrail on-board, trying to spot a body. 2Be very talented or perform very well: a boy who shone at* nothing... But too much could be tough to take - he was such an upbeat, shining example. All of this is inspired by the resolute Texan's shining example. I opened my laptop and showed her shining example after shining example of similarly awful dialogue. Synonyms excel, be outstanding, be brilliant, be excellent, be very good, be successful, be expert, stand out, be pre-eminent paragon, model, epitome, archetype, ideal, exemplar, nonpareil, paradigm, embodiment, personification, quintessence, standard, prototype, apotheosis, the crème de la crème, the beau idéal, acme, jewel, gem, flower, angel, treasure, an outstanding example, a perfect example of its kind informal* one in a million, the bee's knees, something else, the tops archaic a nonesuch 3 (past and past participle shined) [with object] Make (an object made of leather, metal, or wood) bright by rubbing it; polish: his shoes were shined to perfection... His shoes were shined to perfection and his dark, just about black, hair had been combed tidily. The walls were sheathed with finely shined wood, and plain white carpeting lined the floors. To shine patent leather, moisten a soft cloth with white vinegar and wipe clean all patent leather articles. Synonyms polish, burnish, buff, wax, gloss, brighten, brush, smooth, rub up noun [in singular] 1A quality of brightness produced when light is reflected on something: my hair has lost its shine... He shook his head, the firelight reflecting off the shine of his bare torso. It was a 1996 Mustang GT coated in the shine of a bright, electric blue. He responds with a luminous shine and a mirthful grin. Synonyms light, brightness, gleam, glow, glint, glimmer, sparkle, twinkle, flicker, glitter, glisten, shimmer, flash, dazzle, beam, flare, glare, radiance, illumination, luminescence, luminosity, incandescence, phosphorescence, fluorescence rare refulgence, lambency, effulgence, fulguration 1.1An act of rubbing something to give it a shiny surface: Archie’s shoes got a quick shine from a boy with a cloth... The day I was there, the beautician started by cleaning the natural nail to remove the surface shine and oils and then applied disinfectant and primer. He was also scornful of the use of varnish, which is a quick way for artists to make the surface shine and also to protect it. A vinyl or polyurethane finish has been applied on the surface to keep a shine without waxing; the urethane is more durable. Phrases take the shine off take a shine to Phrasal verbs shine through Origin Old English scīnan, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch schijnen and German scheinen. Rhymes align, assign, benign, brine, chine, cline, combine, condign, confine, consign, dine, divine, dyne, enshrine, entwine, fine, frontline, hardline, interline, intertwine, kine, Klein, line, Main, malign, mine, moline, nine, on-line, opine, outshine, pine, Rhein, Rhine, shrine, sign, sine, spine, spline, stein, Strine, swine, syne, thine, tine, trine, twine, Tyne, underline, undermine, vine, whine, wine
随便看	have skin in the game have someone eating out of one's hand have someone on have someone on toast have someone's ear have someone's guts for garters have someone's name on it have someone's number have someone's number on it have someone/thing by the balls have someone/thing in mind have someone up have-something have something against someone have something at one's feet have something coming out of one's ears have something in common have something off (or down) pat have something on good authority have something on one's side (or something is on one's side) have something (or nothing) to show for have something out have something to burn have something to offer have something to one's credit

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