lustre

• Sustantivo que designa un brillo suave o resplandor, a menudo describiendo una superficie que brilla con luz reflejada, o una cualidad que destaca por ser lustrosa o excepcional.

A noun referring to a gentle sheen or glow, often describing a surface that shines with reflected light, or a quality that stands out as brilliant or exceptional.

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1. Ceramic coatingB2formalbritishart

   A thin, shiny coating applied to ceramics or porcelain to give a decorative, glossy finish.

   Lustre cerámico

   • The artisan applied a gold lustre to the vase.
   • This plate has a beautiful iridescent lustre finish.
   • Lustre glazes are popular in traditional pottery.

   Sinónimosenamelglaze

2. Exceptional qualityB2formal

   A quality of brilliance, distinction, or glamour that makes something stand out.

   Brillo, distinción o esplendor

   • Her performance added lustre to the entire production.
   • The award brought new lustre to his career.
   • The company's reputation lost its lustre after the scandal.

   Sinónimosbrilliancedistinctionfameglamourgloryhonorprestigerenownsplendor

   Antónimosbanalitydrabnessdullnessmediocrity

3. Shiny appearanceB1formal

   The visual property of an object that shines with reflected light; a soft glow or sheen.

   Brillo o lustre superficial

   • The polished silver had a brilliant lustre.
   • Her hair had a natural lustre in the sunlight.
   • The gemstone's lustre made it highly valuable.

   Sinónimosburnishgleamglossglowpatinapolishsheenshine

   Antónimosdimnessdullnessflatness