twinkling

• 形容词，形容闪烁、闪耀的光，也可比喻短暂、转瞬即逝或带有魔力。

An old-fashioned or poetic adjective describing something that shines with a flickering or sparkling light, often used metaphorically to suggest brevity or magic.

1. Shining with a flickering lightB1formal

   Emitting light that appears to flash or sparkle on and off, often in a gentle or playful manner.

   闪烁的

   • The twinkling stars filled the night sky.
   • Her eyes were twinkling with amusement.
   • The city lights were twinkling in the distance.

   同义词blinkingflickeringglimmeringglintingglitteringscintillatingsparklingwinking

   反义词constantfixedsteadyunwavering

• 名词，表示极短暂的时间或瞬间，常用来强调动作或事件发生得非常快。

A noun referring to an extremely brief moment or instant, often used to emphasize the speed or brevity of an action or event.

1. Very short timeB2informal

   An extremely brief period, as quick as the blink of an eye or a heartbeat.

   瞬间

   • The accident happened in a twinkling.
   • He finished the task in a twinkling of an eye.
   • In a twinkling, the magician made the coin disappear.

   同义词flashinstantjiffymomentsecondsplit secondtricewink

• 动词，用于描述闪烁或闪耀的光，常用来形容星星或眼睛。

A verb used to describe shining with a flickering or sparkling light, often used for stars or eyes.

1. Shine with a flickering lightA2formal

   To shine with a light that seems to go on and off quickly, like a star.

   闪烁

   • The stars twinkled in the clear night sky.
   • The city lights twinkled in the distance.
   • Her eyes twinkled with amusement.

   同义词flashflickergleamglimmerglitterscintillateshimmersparkle

2. Sparkle or flashB1formal

   To emit or reflect light in a quick, intermittent manner.

   闪烁

   • The diamond on her ring twinkled under the light.
   • The dew on the grass twinkled in the morning sun.
   • The fireflies twinkled in the garden.

   同义词flashflickergleamglimmerglintglistenglitterscintillateshimmersparkle