glitter
UK ['glɪt.ər] US ['glɪtˌ.ɚ] verb intransitive
■to produce a lot of small bright flashes of reflected light 闪烁，闪耀，闪光•Her diamond necklace glittered brilliantly under the spotlights.聚光灯下她的钻石项链流光溢彩，光芒四射。 ■literary
■If someone's eyes glitter, they look bright and express strong feeling （眼睛）闪烁•His dark eyes glittered with anger behind his spectacles.他那双黑眼睛透过镜片喷射出怒火。
UK ['glɪt.ər] US ['glɪtˌ.ɚ] verb intransitive
All that glitters is not gold. saying
■said about something that seems to be good on the surface, but might not be when you look at it more closely 闪光的并非都是金子。
UK ['glɪt.ər] US ['glɪtˌ.ɚ] noun uncountable
EXCITEMENT 刺激
■the excitement and attractive quality connected with rich and famous people （富人或名人的）吸引力，魅力，诱惑力•He was attracted by the glitter of Hollywood.好莱坞的魅力令他心驰神往。
UK ['glɪt.ər] US ['glɪtˌ.ɚ] noun uncountable
BRIGHT LIGHT 亮光
■when something glitters 闪烁，闪耀，闪光•the glitter of the fireworks火焰的绚烂 ■very small pieces of shiny material used to decorate the skin or used by children to make pictures （装饰或儿童作画用的）小发光物，发光碎屑 |