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shineverb
shone
Präteritum
shone
Partizip Perfekt
shining
Gerundium
UK
/ʃaɪn/
US
/ʃaɪn/
(homonyms – emit light: shone, shone; polish or direct light: shined, shined)
The sun will shine brightly tomorrow.
Завтра солнце будет светить ярко.
Her eyes shine with happiness.
Ее глаза сияют от счастья.
The polished floor shines under the light.
Полированный пол блестит под светом.
светить(фонариком)
The guard shined his flashlight into the dark room.
Охранник посветил фонариком в тёмную комнату.
She shines in mathematics and always gets top grades.
Она блистает в математике и всегда получает высшие баллы.
натирать(до блеска)
He shines his shoes every morning before work.
Он натирает туфли до блеска каждое утро перед работой.
A sudden smile shined across her face.
Внезапная улыбка озарила её лицо.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
высвечивать
направлять свет
отличаться
выделяться
чистить(обувь)
Synonyme
glow
radiate
gleam
sparkle
luster
twinkle
glimmer
beam
Antonyme
dull
fade
darken
shinesubstantiv
shines
Pl.
The shine of the diamond was captivating.
Блеск алмаза был завораживающим.
The shine of the moon lit up the night sky.
Сияние луны освещало ночное небо.
The car had a fresh shine after being polished.
У машины был свежий лоск после полировки.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
свет
глянец
Synonyme
brightness
glow
luster
radiance
gleam
sparkle
brilliance
glimmer
shineadjektiv
UK
/ʃaɪn/
US
/ʃaɪn/
Used attributively before another noun to denote something that produces or imparts gloss/lustre (e.g., "shine spray").
Synonyme
shiny
glossy
lustrous
polished
gleaming
sparkling
radiant
glittering
sheeny
bright
burnished
satiny
glassy

Definitionen

shineverb
To emit or reflect light.
The sun shines brightly in the sky.
To look bright with happiness, health, or excitement (used metaphorically about eyes, faces, or people).
The children's faces shined with excitement on Christmas morning.
To reflect light from a smooth, clean, or polished surface.
The clean windows shined in the afternoon sun.
To direct a light on something.
The guard shined his flashlight into the dark alley.
To excel or be very good at something.
She shines in mathematics and always gets top grades.
To polish or make something glossy.
He shines his shoes every morning before work.
To suddenly fill a face, room, or landscape with bright light or a warm expression.
A beam of sunlight shined through the dark clouds.
shinesubstantiv
A quality of brightness produced when light is reflected off a surface.
The shine of the polished silverware caught everyone's attention at the dinner table.
A state or condition of being bright or radiant.
The shine of the morning sun filled the room with warmth and light.
A polish or gloss applied to a surface to make it smooth and reflective.
He gave his shoes a quick shine before heading out for the interview.
A favorable or attractive quality or aspect.
Her personality had a certain shine that made her stand out in a crowd.
shineadjektiv
Used before another noun to indicate that the following item is intended to produce or add gloss or lustre.
Apply a shine serum to give your hair extra gloss.
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