shine
[ʃaɪn] verb (shone or shined, shone or shined)
LIGHT 光线
ESSENTIAL intransitive
■to send out or reflect light 照耀；发光；反光•Is that light shining in your eyes?那光晃眼吗？ •The sun shone all afternoon.整个下午阳光灿烂。 •He polished the brass till it shone.他把黄铜器皿擦得闪闪发光。 shine with sth
■If a person's eyes or face shine with a quality, you can see that quality in them very strongly （眼中或脸上）洋溢着，闪着•Her eyes shone with delight.她眼里洋溢着喜悦。 intransitive or transitive
■to point a light in a particular direction 用光照射•The policeman walked along the street, shining a torch into every car.员警沿着街走，拿手电筒把每辆车都照了一遍。 transitive
■to make something bright by rubbing it 把…擦亮•Guy ironed his shirt and shined his shoes for the interview.为了参加面试，盖伊熨平了衬衫，擦亮了皮鞋。
[ʃaɪn] verb (shone or shined, shone or shined)
ABILITY 能力
intransitive
■to be extremely good at an activity or skill, in an obvious way 表现突出，出众•She's hopeless at languages, but she shines at/in science.她在语言方面糟透了，但理科却很出众。
[ʃaɪn] verb (shone or shined, shone or shined)
Phrasal Verbs shine out
■If people or things shine out, they are noticeable because they are very good 突出，出众•The play has a very strong cast, but two actors in particular shine out.这部戏的演员阵容十分强大，其中有两名尤为突出。 ■If a quality shines out of someone, it is strong and easy to see （品质）显而易见•Her honesty and sincerity positively shine out.她的诚实和诚恳是显而易见的。
[ʃaɪn] noun [S or U]
■when something is bright from reflected light on its surface 光彩；光泽•hair with body and shine有造型又有光泽的头发 •Wax polish gives a lovely shine to wood furniture.用蜡打磨，可以使木制家俱发亮，非常漂亮。
[ʃaɪn] noun [S or U]
take a shine to sb informal
■to like someone immediately 立刻喜欢上（某人）•I think he's taken a bit of a shine to you.我想他立刻有点喜欢上你了。 |