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glowed

/ɡləʊd/

/ɡloʊd/

glowverb

glowed

Past Simple

glowed

Past Simple

glowed

Past Participle

glowing

Gerund

/ɡləʊ/

/ɡloʊ/

Translations

светиться

The fireflies glow in the dark.

Светлячки светятся в темноте.

сиять

Her face seemed to glow with happiness.

Ее лицо, казалось, сияло от счастья.

излучать

The lamp glows softly in the corner of the room.

Лампа мягко излучает свет в углу комнаты.

Additional translations

мерцать

тлеть

Definitions

To emit a steady light without flame.

The embers glowed softly in the dark.

To exhibit a strong, warm color or light.

The sunset glowed with vibrant hues of orange and pink.

To show a strong emotion, such as happiness or excitement, through one's expression or demeanor.

She glowed with pride as she accepted the award.

To appear bright or radiant.

His face glowed with health after the long vacation.

Synonyms

emit light

be luminous

Antonyms

dull

fade

darken

glownoun

Definitions

A steady radiance of light or heat.

The glow from the fireplace filled the room with warmth.

A feeling of warmth or happiness.

She felt a glow of satisfaction after completing the project.

A reddish color of the cheeks or face, typically caused by exercise or excitement.

After the run, his face had a healthy glow.

glowadjective

Definitions

Emitting or relating to a steady, soft light or heat; luminous.

The engine uses a glow plug to aid in starting.