Sheen

Sheen  (shn), Fulton John 1895-1979.

American Roman Catholic prelate known for his radio and television broadcasts, his support of prayer in public schools, and his opposition to Communism and birth control.

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sheen  (shn)

n.

1. Glistening brightness; luster: the sheen of old satin in candlelight.

2. Splendid attire.

3. A glossy surface given to textiles.

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[From Middle English shene, beautiful, from Old English scene.]

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sheen

Noun

a glistening brightness on the surface of something: grass with a sheen of dew on it [Old English sciēne]

Thesaurus

Noun

1.

sheen - the visual property of something that shines with reflected light shininess, luster, lustre radiancy, refulgence, refulgency, shine, effulgence, radiance - the quality of being bright and sending out rays of light

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sheen

noun shine, gleam, gloss, polish, brightness, lustre, burnish, patina, shininess

Translations

sheen [ʃiːn] n → brillo, lustre m

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sheen [ʃiːn] n → lustre m

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sheen [ʃiːn] n → Glanz m

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sheen [ʃiːn] n → lucentezza

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sheen

n sheen [ʃiːn]

shine or glossiness. skynsel بَريق، لَمَعان гланц lesk, třpyt skin; glans der Glanz γυαλάδα, λάμψη brillo, lustre läige درخشندگي kiilto lustre, brillant בָּרָק चमक sjaj ragyogás kilap gljái lucentezza, splendore つや 광채, 윤 blizgesys, žvilgėjimas spīdums; mirdzums kilat glans glans, skjær, skinn połysk brilho luciu, strălucire сияние; лоск lesk sijaj sjaj glans, lyster, sken ความสว่างไสว parlaklık 光輝 сяйво, блиск چمک، چکنی سطح độ sáng lấp lánh 光辉