sparkle
v[I, Ipr]
~ (with sth)
1 shine brightly with flashes of light 闪耀; 闪烁
Her diamonds sparkled in the candle-light. 她的钻石在烛光中闪闪发亮.
pavements sparkling with frost 冰霜闪耀的人行道
Her eyes sparkled with excitement. 她目光闪烁显露出激动的神情.
2 be full of life and wit 活力和才智焕发; 活跃
She was really sparkling (with happiness) at the wedding. 在婚礼上她(幸福得)容光焕发.
She always sparkles at parties. 在聚会上她总是神采奕奕. sparkle, n [U, C]
effect made by sparkling (sparkle 1, 2); act of sparkling 光亮; 活力; 闪光
the sparkle of sunlight on snow 阳光照射在雪上的闪光
There was a sudden sparkle as the fireworks were lit. 烟火点燃後火花迸发.
a performance that lacked sparkle 缺乏生气的表演.
It seems she was in class on Friday afternoon, but no one has seen her since.
好象她星期五还在教室,但从那以后没人看见过她。
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