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glisten [ˈglɪsən] vb (intr) 1. (of a wet or glossy surface) to gleam by reflecting light wet leaves glisten in the sunlight 2. (of light) to reflect with brightness the sunlight glistens on wet leaves n
Rare a gleam or gloss [Old English glisnian; related to glisian to glitter, Middle High German glistern] glisteningly adv ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
glisten Translations glisten [ˈglɪsn] VI [wet surface] → relucir; [water] → espejear; [eyes] → brillar her eyes glistened with tears → le brillaban los ojos de las lágrimas glisten [ˈglɪsən] vi → briller, luire to glisten with tears → briller de larmes to glisten with sweat → luire de sueur glisten [ˈglɪsn] vi (wet surface, water) → luccicare; (eyes) to glisten (with) → brillare (di) glisten [ˈglɪsn] vi (wet surface, water) → luccicare; (eyes) to glisten (with) → brillare (di) v glisten [ˈglisn] to shine faintly or sparkle His skin glistened with sweat. glinster, flikker يَلْمَع، يَتَلألأ блестя lesknout se glinse glänzen γυαλίζω, λαμποκοπώ brillar, relucir läikima برق زدن kiiltää reluire לִנצוֹץ चमकना svjetlucati, bljeskati csillog berkilat-kilat glitra luccicare きらりと光る 반짝반짝 빛나다 blizgėti spīdēt berkilat glimmen skinne, glinse, funkle lśnić luzir a sclipi блестеть lesknúť sa lesketati se prigušeno sijati glänsa, glittra ระยิบระยับ parıldamak, parlamak 閃爍 виблискувати چمکنا long lanh 闪烁 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Now and then one caught a glisten of tears through a widow's veil, and the little bride, dressed quietly in grey, talked with the usual nervous gaiety to her girl friends, and made the usual whispered confidences about her trousseau. I was now gaining rapidly on the schooner; I could see the brass glisten on the tiller as it banged about, and still no soul appeared upon her decks. The sun was fierce, the land seemed to glisten and drip with steam. |
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