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sparkle

/ˈspɑː.kəl/

/ˈspɑrk.əl/

sparklenoun

sparkles

/ˈspɑː.kəl/

/ˈspɑrk.əl/

Translations

блеск

The sparkle of the diamond caught her eye.

Блеск алмаза привлёк её внимание.

сверкание

The sparkle of the stars was mesmerizing.

Сверкание звёзд было завораживающим.

Additional translations

сияние

живость

Definitions

A small flash of light, especially a reflected one.

The sparkle of the diamond caught everyone's attention.

A lively quality in a person's eyes or expression.

Her eyes had a sparkle that made her seem full of life.

A quality or feeling of excitement and energy.

The party had a sparkle that kept everyone entertained all night.

The state of effervescence in a beverage; bubbles that rise to the surface and burst.

The soda lost its sparkle after being left open overnight.

Synonyms

sparkleverb

sparkled

Past Simple

sparkled

Past Participle

sparkling

Gerund

/ˈspɑː.kl̩/

/ˈspɑr.kəl/

Translations

сверкать

Her eyes sparkle with excitement.

Ее глаза сверкают от волнения.

искриться

The stars sparkle in the night sky.

Звезды искрятся на ночном небе.

Additional translations

сиять

Definitions

To emit or produce small flashes of light.

The stars sparkle brightly in the night sky.

To be lively or vivacious; to exhibit animation or brilliance.

Her eyes sparkle with excitement when she talks about her new project.

(of a liquid) To effervesce, forming bubbles that rise and burst.

The champagne sparkled in their glasses.

Synonyms

sparkleadjective

/ˈspɑː.kl̩/

/ˈspɑr.kəl/

Used attributively before nouns to denote something adorned with sparkles or producing shine.

Definitions

Attributive: decorated with or producing sparkles or shine.

She chose a sparkle dress for the gala.