shining

• 形容物体反射光线、明亮耀眼；也比喻出色、卓越或杰出。

Describes something that reflects light or is bright; also used metaphorically to describe something excellent or outstanding.

1. Reflecting lightA2formal

   Giving out or reflecting bright light; gleaming.

   闪亮的

   • The sun was shining brightly in the sky.
   • Her eyes were shining with happiness.
   • The polished floor was shining like a mirror.

   同义词brightbrilliantgleamingglisteningglossyglowinglustrousradiantsparkling

   反义词darkdimdullgloomylacklustermatte

2. Made smooth and brightB1formal

   Having a surface that has been polished or rubbed to reflect light.

   光亮的

   • He wore a pair of shining black shoes.
   • The silverware was shining after being polished.
   • The car's hood was shining from the fresh wax.

   同义词brightburnishedgleaminglustrouspolishedshiny

   反义词dullmatteroughunpolished

3. Exceptional meritB2formal

   Outstandingly good or excellent; remarkable.

   出色

   • She gave a shining performance in the play.
   • He is a shining example of dedication and hard work.
   • The student's shining achievement earned her a scholarship.

   同义词brilliantdistinguishedexceptionalillustriousoutstandingremarkablesplendidsuperb

   反义词badinferiormediocreordinarypoorunremarkable

• 指通过摩擦、打蜡或抛光使表面变得光滑、光亮的行为或过程；也指物体表面光亮、闪耀的状态。

A noun referring to the act or process of making a surface smooth and glossy through rubbing or applying wax.

不可数

1. Polishing or buffingB2formal

   The act of making a surface smooth and glossy by rubbing or applying wax.

   抛光

   • The shining of the silverware took several hours.
   • He spent the afternoon on the shining of his car's paintwork.
   • Professional shining of floors can make them look brand new.

   同义词polishingwaxing

• 表示发光、反光或通过擦拭使物体表面光亮的动词。

A verb used to indicate the act of emitting or reflecting light, or to polish something to make it bright.

不规则动词

1. Emit or reflect lightA1formal

   To produce or reflect light brightly.

   发光

   • The sun shines brightly in the sky.
   • Stars shine at night.
   • Her eyes shine with happiness.

   同义词beamflashgleamglimmerglistenglitterglowradiatesparkletwinkle

2. Polish or make brightA2formal

   To make something smooth and bright by rubbing it.

   擦亮

   • He shines his shoes every morning.
   • She shines the silverware before dinner.
   • Polish the table until it shines.

   同义词brightenbuffburnishglosspolishrub

   反义词dimdullobscuretarnish

3. Excel or perform outstandinglyB1informal

   To perform very well or be excellent in something.

   表现出色

   • She really shines at public speaking.
   • He shines in mathematics competitions.
   • The band shines during live performances.

   同义词exceloutshinesparklestand outstar

   反义词failflop

短语动词变体shine atshine up