| [/glɪnt; ɡlɪnt/] v [I] 用法:
1 give out small, bright flashes of light 闪闪发光:
She thought the diamond was lost until she saw something glinting on the carpet. 她以为那颗钻石已丢失, 後来看见地毯上有东西闪闪发光遂失而复得. 用法:
2 (of sb's eyes) sparkle and indicate a particular emotion （指某人的眼睛）闪现某种神色:
eyes glinting with mischief 流露出调皮神色的眼睛. glint 2
n 用法:
1 flash of light, esp as reflected from a hard shiny surface 光泽; （尤指光亮硬物的）反光:
His eye caught the glint of a revolver among the bushes. 他一眼看到灌木丛中有手枪的反光. 用法:
2 sparkle in sb's eye indicating a particular emotion （眼神里某种情感的）闪露, 闪现:
a glint of anger 愤怒的目光 *
He had a wicked glint in his eye, ie suggesting mischievousness. 他的眼里闪现著调皮的神情. *
before you were a glint in your father's eye, ie before you were conceived 还没有你的时候（你还未成胎儿时）. |