گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'shine'

1 عمومی:: روشن‌ شدن‌

2 عمومی:: نورافشاندن‌

3 عمومی:: درخشیدن‌

4 عمومی:: براق‌ كردن‌

5 عمومی:: تابیدن‌

1 general:: shine out 2. If a quality shines out of someone, it is strong and easy to see • Her honesty and sincerity positively shine out.

2 general:: shine out 1. If people or things shine out, they are noticeable because they are very good • The play has a very strong cast, but two actors in particular shine out.

3 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with SHINE, Also see MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN SHINES; RAIN OR SHINE; RISE AND SHINE; TAKE A FANCY (SHINE) TO.

4 general:: verb radiate: The sun will shine this afternoon. noun sheen: We put a shine on the new car.

5 general::   verb ADV. brightly, brilliantly The sun was shining brightly. | faintly | briefly | steadily | warmly | down, in, out Sunlight shone in through the window. VERB + SHINE seem to (figurative) She seemed to shine with an inner radiance. | make sth You've really made that floor shine! PREP. at The watchman shone his torch at us. | from (figurative) Love and pride shone from her eyes. | in The water was shining faintly in the moonlight. | like The dark wood shone like glass. | on/upon The light shone on his face. | with (figurative) His dark eyes shone with excitement.

6 general:: to produce light shine to produce bright light: • The sun was shining. flash to shine brightly for a very short time, or to shine on and off very quickly many times: • Lightning flashed across the sky. • The police car’s lights were flashing. glare to shine with a very strong light which hurts your eyes: • The sun glared in her eyes. flicker to shine with an unsteady light – used about a flame or light: • The candle flickered and went out. twinkle if stars or lights twinkle, they shine in the dark in a way that seems to change from bright to faint, especially because you are a long way away from them: • stars twinkling in the sky • The harbour lights twinkled in the distance. glow especially literary to shine with a warm soft light: • Lights glowed in the windows. blaze literary to shine very brightly: • The lights of the factory were still blazing. to shine by reflecting light sparkle/glitter if something sparkles, it shines with many small bright points when light is on it: • The sea sparkled in the sunlight. • Jewels glittered around her neck. gleam to shine by reflecting the light – used especially about smooth clean surfaces, or about someone’s eyes or teeth: • The sword’s blade gleamed. • a gleaming sports car • His blue eyes gleamed with amusement. glint to shine with quick flashes of light: • The knife glinted in the sunlight. glisten literary to shine – used about wet or oily surfaces. Used especially when saying that someone’s eyes are full of tears, or someone’s skin is covered in sweat: • As they were leaving, her eyes glistened with tears. • His forehead was glistening with sweat. • The wet chairs glistened in the afternoon sun. catch the light if something catches the light, it shines because it is reflecting light: • Her diamond ring caught the light.