lusterless
无光泽,无光泽的,毫无光泽,没有光泽
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- : the state or quality of shining by reflecting light; glitter, sparkle, sheen, or gloss: the luster of satin.
- : a substance, as a coating or polish, used to impart sheen or gloss.
- : radiant or luminous brightness; brilliance; radiance.
- : radiance of beauty, excellence, merit, distinction, or glory: achievements that add luster to one's name.
- : a shining object, especially one used for decoration, as a cut-glass pendant or ornament.
- : a chandelier, candleholder, etc., ornamented with cut-glass pendants.
- : any natural or synthetic fabric with a lustrous finish.
- : Also called metallic luster. an iridescent metallic film produced on the surface of a ceramic glaze.
- : Mineralogy. the nature of a mineral surface with respect to its reflective qualities: greasy luster.
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Examples
Not the riding of course—that part never loses its luster—but everything that comes with it.
Many experts say that the Siberian tundra has lost its luster since its Ice Age heyday.
Though in-game is the oldest, it’s lost a bit of luster, while esports and creator content have experienced hockey-stick growth numbers.
When you’ve spent more time than money hunting for them, nice things earn a unique luster.
Yet when our speedster pauses for just a moment, the luster of The Flash fades.
He has already developed a hair product that enhances the luster of red hair and has plans for more products.
Palin arrived at CPAC with her once-blinding luster seriously dimmed.
Needless to say, the gallows humor that is a hallmark of my former profession has lost much of its luster.
Luster says he believed his antiques and other possessions would be sold, with the proceeds going to his two young children.
The brilliance of his wife, and her most fascinating colloquial powers, also reflected much luster upon his name.
She never dimmed the luster of sanctifying grace which beautified her soul by actual sin.
The rigidity of her metallic eyes and their insupportable luster made him shudder, especially when the animal walked towards him.
Articles of brass, copper and bronze may be given a bright luster by dipping them into a solution composed of 50 oz.
A fine luster can be given to zinc by rubbing it with kerosene or a weak solution of sulphuric acid.