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shiny

/ˈʃaɪ.ni/

Tradução: Descreve uma superfície que reflete luz, frequentemente usada para indicar algo novo, brilhante ou polido.

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adjective

/ˈʃaɪ.ni/A2formal
  • ptDescreve uma superfície que reflete luz, frequentemente usada para indicar algo novo, brilhante ou polido.

Describes a surface that reflects light, often used to indicate something new, bright, or polished.

  1. Reflecting lightA2formal

    Having a surface that reflects light, often appearing bright or glossy.

    ptBrilhante

    • The shiny new car gleamed in the sunlight.
    • Her hair was so shiny it looked like silk.
    • The polished floor was extremely shiny.

    Sinônimosbrightburnishedgleamingglisteningglossylustrouspolishedradiantsheenysparkling

    Antônimosdullflatmatte

  2. Having a glossy surface or coatingA2formal

    Covered with a substance that gives a bright, reflective finish.

    ptBrilhante

    • The apple had a shiny red skin.
    • He wore a shiny suit to the party.
    • The magazine cover was printed on shiny paper.

    Sinônimosburnishedgleamingglisteningglossylustrouspolishedsheenyshiningsleek

    Antônimosdullflatlusterlessmatte

  3. Made smooth and bright by rubbingB1formal

    Having a sheen or glow produced by polishing or wear.

    ptBrilhante

    • The old silverware was polished until it was shiny.
    • His shoes were so shiny you could see your reflection in them.
    • The stones in the riverbed were smooth and shiny from the water.

    Sinônimosburnishedgleamingglossylustrouspolishedshiningsleek

    Antônimosdimdullflatlusterlessmatte

Formas
  • shinier comparative form
  • shiniest superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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