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lustrous

/ˈlʌs.trəs/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas, das sanft glänzt oder Licht reflektiert, oft verwendet für Haare, Stoffe oder Metalle.

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adjective

/ˈlʌs.trəs/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas, das sanft glänzt oder Licht reflektiert, oft verwendet für Haare, Stoffe oder Metalle.

Describes something that has a soft, shining, or reflective quality, often used for hair, fabrics, or metals.

  1. Shiny and reflectiveB2formal

    Having a smooth surface that reflects light, giving a bright or glowing appearance.

    deGlänzend

    • Her lustrous hair shone under the sunlight.
    • The polished silver had a lustrous finish.
    • The gemstone was admired for its lustrous surface.

    Synonymeburnishedgleamingglossypolishedsatinysheenyshiningshiny

    Antonymedimdullflatmatte

  2. Brilliant or radiantB2formal

    Characterized by exceptional brightness, brilliance, or vividness.

    deGlänzend

    • The artist used lustrous colors to bring the painting to life.
    • His lustrous performance earned him a standing ovation.
    • The stars appeared lustrous in the clear night sky.

    Synonymebrightbrilliantdazzlinggleamingglitteringglowingluminousradiantshiningsparkling

    Antonymedimdullflatlacklusterlusterlessmatte

  3. B2formal

    Capable of reflecting light, often giving a soft or glowing sheen.

    deGlänzend

    • The lake was calm and lustrous in the moonlight.
    • The fabric had a lustrous texture that caught the eye.
    • The leaves were lustrous after the rain.

    Synonymebrightburnishedgleamingglisteningglossyglowingluminouspolishedradiantshinysparkling

    Antonymedimdullflatlacklustermatte

Formen
  • more lustrous comparative form
  • most lustrous superlative form
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