glisten

• Sustantivo que denota un brillo suave o reflejado, a menudo con un aspecto centelleante o titilante, como el de una superficie húmeda o pulida.

A noun referring to the quality or state of shining with a bright, reflected light, often suggesting a sparkling or glittering appearance.

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1. Shining qualityB2formal

   The quality of shining with a bright reflected light, often from a wet or polished surface.

   Brillo

   • The glisten of the morning dew on the grass was beautiful.
   • She admired the glisten of the polished silverware.
   • The glisten of the lake under the moonlight was mesmerizing.

   Sinónimosgleamglitterglosslustersheenshimmershinesparkle

• Verbo utilizado para describir la acción de brillar con una luz suave y reflejada, a menudo procedente de una superficie húmeda o pulida.

A verb used to describe the act of shining with a soft, reflected light, often from a wet or polished surface.

1. Shine with a sparkling lightB1formal

   To reflect light with a sparkling or shimmering effect, often as if wet or polished.

   Brillar con luz centelleante

   • The morning dew made the grass glisten in the sunlight.
   • Her eyes glistened with tears of joy.
   • The freshly waxed car glistened under the streetlights.

   Sinónimoscoruscategleamglintglisterglittershimmersparkletwinkle

2. Appear attractive or promisingC1informal

   To appear appealing, attractive, or full of promise, often used metaphorically.

   Parecer atractivo o prometedor

   • The opportunity glistened before him like a golden chance.
   • Her future glistened with possibilities after graduation.
   • The offer glistened with potential, but he remained cautious.

   Sinónimosgleamglitterglowshinesparkle