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gleam
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/ɡliːm/
US
/ɡlim/
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gleam
noun
gleams
pl
UK
/ɡliːm/
US
/ɡlim/
блеск
The gleam of the polished silver caught her eye.
Блеск полированного серебра привлёк её внимание.
проблеск
There was a gleam of hope in his eyes.
В его глазах был проблеск надежды.
отблеск
The gleam of the sunset reflected on the water.
Отблеск заката отражался на воде.
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сияние
свет
луч
Synonyms
shine
glow
luster
sparkle
glint
radiance
twinkle
flash
gleam
verb
gleamed
Past Simple
gleamed
Past Participle
gleaming
Gerund
UK
/ɡliːm/
US
/ɡlim/
мерцать
The stars gleam in the night sky.
Звезды мерцают в ночном небе.
сверкать
Her eyes gleam with excitement.
Ее глаза сверкают от волнения.
блестеть
The polished floor gleams under the lights.
Полированный пол блестит под светом.
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сиять
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Synonyms
shine
glimmer
sparkle
glint
radiate
twinkle
flash
Definitions
gleam
noun
A brief flash or beam of light, especially one that is reflected.
The gleam of moonlight on the water was mesmerizing.
A brief or faint indication or appearance.
There was a gleam of hope in her eyes as she heard the good news.
gleam
verb
To shine brightly, especially with reflected light.
The polished silverware gleamed under the dining room lights.
To appear or be expressed through a brief or faint indication.
A hint of mischief gleamed in his eyes as he planned the surprise.
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