单词 | glitter |
释义 | glit·ter I. intransitive verb 1. < a crown of jewels glittered on her head > < a landscape glittering with sun and rain — Ambrose Bierce > or with a hard bright often metallic luster made up of many small scattered rapidly appearing and disappearing points of light < dragonflies darting about and glittering iridescently in the bright sunlight > < the horses tossed their heads, their well-oiled hooves glittering as they shifted their feet nervously — Dorothy C. Fisher > < the sun of the late summer glittered on the gold cups — Edith Sitwell > or with a dazzling brilliance marked by stabbing rays of light < shields and swords polished like mirrors glittered in the morning sun > < sequins glittering under the spotlights > and often with a showy or gaudy effect < the tree was lavishly hung with tinsel that quivered and glittered > : sparkle with twinkling points of light < myriads of stars that glittered in the dark and frigid lonesomeness of the sky > < far off they could see the lights of the city glittering in the night > : shine with a hard cold glassy brilliance marked by quick intermittent rapidly successive points of intense light < her little eyes glittered cruelly — Haldane Macfall > 2. < the possibility of fame in the theater glittered before them > transitive verb 1. < brilliant stars glittering the sky > 2. < a belt that was glittered with rhinestones > II. 1. a. < a great glitter of sunlight on the blue water — Ira Wolfert > : glittering showiness or gaudiness < the glitter of opening night at the opera > < the glitter of costume jewelry > : glittering brightness < the glitter of icicles > < the unnerving glitter of a glass eye — Weston La Barre > b. < the glitter of a career in the foreign service > 2. < a neckline trimmed with glitter > or decoration < at the base of the Christmas tree was a snowy sheet sprinkled with glitter > |
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