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

单词	glow
释义	glow I. \ˈglō\ verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: Middle English glowen, from Old English glōwan; akin to Old High German gluoen to glow, Old Norse glōa to glow, Old English geolu yellow, and perhaps to Greek chloos green, light green, light green color — more at yellow *intransitive verb* 1. a. (1) : to be or become hot to the point of radiating a suffused often slowly and unevenly pulsating light and an intense flameless heat : become heated to red heat or white heat : be or become incandescent < heated the metal until it glowed > < coals still glowing in the fireplace > (2) : to shine with a suffused radiance as if intensely heated : emit or become lit up with an incandescent light : gleam in a suffused manner < gaily lighted houses glowed in the dark > < her eyes glowed with pleasure > < saw the harbor lights glowing in the distance > b. (1) : to have a rich warm suffused coloration typically reddish in hue or touched by reddish highlights < his troubled face glowing in the firelight — Guy McCrone > < paintings that glowed with color > < the leaves of the maple trees glowed red and yellow in the sunlight — J.P.Marquand > (2) : to have a radiant warm typically ruddy coloration of the kind associated with youthfulness and physical well-being < cheeks glowing with health > (3) : to have a markedly heightened reddish coloration (as that arising from strong emotion or embarrassment) : flush, blush < she was filled with excitement and her face glowed > 2. a. (1) : to experience a sensation of tingling pervasive warmth < rubbed themselves with Turkish towels until they glowed all over > < a drink that makes the whole body glow > (2) : to experience a sensation as if of intense heat : burn with emotion or passion < glowing with rage and resentment > < glowing with fervor > b. : to be full of or show exuberance, elation, joyous good spirits < glowing with maternal pride — Carleton Beals > : be buoyant and vibrantly alive < every page of the book glows with good humor > *transitive verb* obsolete : to cause to glow < fans whose wind did seem to glow the delicate cheeks which they did cool — Shakespeare > Synonyms: see blaze II. noun (-s) 1. : the quality or state of having a glowing coloration < the rich glow of the mahogany table > < the bright glow in her cheeks > 2. a. (1) : considerable warmth of feeling or intensity of emotion or passion < the glow of new love > (2) : tingling pervasive warmth or a sensation of such warmth < a glow of happiness > < walked away satisfied and all in a glow > < they started pouring the stuff down steadily, feeling the warm glow rising inside — D.M.Davin > b. : a feeling or outward display of exuberance, elation, joyous good spirits < the good news left them with a glow in their hearts > < there was no mistaking the happy glow on his face > < the glow of success > 3. a. : the state of glowing with heat and light < the glow of dying embers > : incandescence; specifically : a relatively faint luminosity due to luminescence < the cathode glow in a Crookes tube > — compare afterglow 2 b. : glowing radiance : suffused gleaming < happy to see the glow in her eyes > < the glow of the lighted Christmas tree >
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