glitter
vi. 闪烁,闪耀; 华丽夺目,炫耀
n. 灿烂的光辉; 闪烁; (表面的)诱惑力; 吸引力
If something glitters, light comes from or is reflected off different parts of it.
The bay glittered in the sunshine...
海湾在阳光下闪闪发光。
The Palace glittered with lights.
宫殿灯光璀璨。
If someone's eyes glitter, they are bright and express a particular emotion such as excitement or interest.
His eyes glittered with a tense amusement.
他眼里流露出一丝紧张和愉悦。
Glitter consists of tiny shining pieces of metal. It is glued to things for decoration.
Decorate the tunic with sequins or glitter.
用些圆形小金属片或发光小亮片装饰这件女式短上衣。
You can use glitter to refer to superficial attractiveness or to the excitement connected with something.
She was blinded by the glitter and the glamour of her own life.
她被自己的生活中表面上的光鲜与奢华所蒙蔽。
1. the quality of glittering or sparkling brightly
2. the occurrence of a small flash or spark
1. be shiny, as if wet;
blaze, flame, flare, glow, glare, flash, glitter, twinkle, light
这些名词均含有"火焰,烈火,光"之意。
flash, gleam, glitter, sparkle, glow, twinkle
这些动词都有"闪光,闪烁,闪亮"之意。
all that glitters is not gold
(谚)闪光的未必都是金子
You taste just like glitter Mixed with rock and roll.
你带著绚丽闪耀的摇滚风味.
He stared at me with a cruel glitter in his eyes.
他眼露凶光地瞪着我.
All are not gold that glitter.
闪亮的不全是金子.
The gloss and glitter of Hollywood seemed fascinating to the girl.
好莱坞的虚荣与繁华似乎强烈吸引着这个女孩.
They sat there with a kind of glitter in their eyes.
他们坐在那儿,个个目光灼灼.