luster

UK
/ˈlʌstə/
US
/ˈlʌstər/
lusternoun
lusters
pl
UK
/ˈlʌstə/
US
/ˈlʌstər/
Translations
The luster of the diamond was breathtaking.
Блеск алмаза был захватывающим.
The magazine had a high luster finish.
У журнала была глянцевая отделка.
The luster of his achievements was recognized worldwide.
Слава его достижений была признана во всем мире.
Additional translations
блеск (в значении привлекательности)
Definitions
A gentle sheen or soft glow, especially that of a partly reflective surface.
The luster of the polished silverware added elegance to the dining table.
A superficial attractiveness or appearance of excellence.
The luster of the new product quickly faded when customers discovered its flaws.
A fabric or yarn with a sheen or gloss.
The dress was made from a luster that shimmered under the lights.
A type of ceramic glaze that gives a metallic sheen.
The potter applied a luster to the vase, giving it a unique, iridescent finish.
The manner in which the surface of a mineral reflects light.
Geologists can identify minerals by examining a mineral's luster.
lusterverb
lustered
Past Simple
lustered
Past Participle
lustering
Gerund
UK
/ˈlʌstə/
US
/ˈlʌstər/
Translations
The polished silverware lusters in the candlelight.
Полированное серебро блестит в свете свечей.
Her eyes luster with excitement.
Ее глаза сияют от волнения.
Additional translations
Definitions
To give a sheen or gloss to something.
She used a special polish to luster the wooden table until it shone.
To shine or gleam with a soft glow.
The pearls lustered softly in the candlelight.
lusteradjective
Used attributively to describe materials or finishes that possess luster
Definitions
Having a sheen or gloss; lustrous.
The luster coating made the sculpture appear metallic.