shine

/shahyn/US // ʃaɪn //UK // (ʃaɪn) //

发光,闪闪发光,闪耀,闪闪发亮

Definitions

v.无主动词 verb

v.有主动词 verb

1
shone [shohn; especially British shon] /ʃoʊn; especially British ʃɒn/ or shined, shin·ing [shahy-ning]. /ˈʃaɪ nɪŋ/.
- : to cause to shine.
- : to direct the light of: Shine the flashlight on the steps so I can see.

nounbrightness; polish

Forms: shines, shining, shone

Synonyms

For Anthony McGill, clarinetist and 2020 recipient of the Avery Fisher Prize for excellence and leadership in classical music, “this one, it wears well … it keeps its shine.”
With substances like aloe and avocado, your scalp pH will be more balanced than it has been in ages, and your hair will benefit from a fresh shine.
They may also lose their shine if shoppers can compare prices across sites, while the lavish experience of purchasing an item in an opulent store can feel merely transactional when checking out on a screen.
Weather is your day to day rain or shine, whereas climate is the overall pattern of temperature, humidity and rainfall you can expect to see in a certain area.
The Scripps group’s work is shedding light on the slime’s enduring shine, he says.
She attends hip-hop and belly dance classes (known as Arabic dance in Iran) just to shine more at parties.
But they are striving “to shine bright like a diamond” and be happy, and we love them for it.
Hollaback is right to shine a light on these creepy comments from creepy strangers.
It basically says that now is her time, for her to shine as the lead of a show.
“A friend indeed, come build me up/Come shed your light, it makes me shine,” she sings.
Just corporeal enough to attest humanity, yet sufficiently transparent to let the celestial origin through.

/shahyn/US // ʃaɪn //UK // (ʃaɪn) //

发光,闪闪发光,闪耀,闪闪发亮

v.无主动词 verb

v.有主动词 verb

1
shone [shohn; especially British shon] /ʃoʊn; especially British ʃɒn/ or shined, shin·ing [shahy-ning]. /ˈʃaɪ nɪŋ/.
- : to cause to shine.
- : to direct the light of: Shine the flashlight on the steps so I can see.

nounbrightness; polish

Forms: shines, shining, shone

Synonyms

For Anthony McGill, clarinetist and 2020 recipient of the Avery Fisher Prize for excellence and leadership in classical music, “this one, it wears well … it keeps its shine.”
With substances like aloe and avocado, your scalp pH will be more balanced than it has been in ages, and your hair will benefit from a fresh shine.
They may also lose their shine if shoppers can compare prices across sites, while the lavish experience of purchasing an item in an opulent store can feel merely transactional when checking out on a screen.
Weather is your day to day rain or shine, whereas climate is the overall pattern of temperature, humidity and rainfall you can expect to see in a certain area.
The Scripps group’s work is shedding light on the slime’s enduring shine, he says.
She attends hip-hop and belly dance classes (known as Arabic dance in Iran) just to shine more at parties.
But they are striving “to shine bright like a diamond” and be happy, and we love them for it.
Hollaback is right to shine a light on these creepy comments from creepy strangers.
It basically says that now is her time, for her to shine as the lead of a show.
“A friend indeed, come build me up/Come shed your light, it makes me shine,” she sings.
Just corporeal enough to attest humanity, yet sufficiently transparent to let the celestial origin through.