sparkle

Word family nounsparklersparklingsparkleadverbsparklinglyadjectivesparkly

spar·kle1 /ˈspɑːkəl $ ˈspɑːr-/ verb [intransitiveI]

1 SHINEto shine in small bright flashes 闪闪发光，闪耀，闪烁 → sparkling

The sea sparkled in the sun.

阳光下大海碧波闪耀。

The crystal chandelier sparkled.

那水晶枝形吊灯闪闪发光。

► see thesaurus at shine

2 SHINEif someone’s eyes sparkle, they seem to shine brightly, especially because the person is happy or excited 〔眼睛〕发亮，闪耀〔尤因快乐或兴奋〕 → sparkling

sparkle with

Ron’s eyes sparkled with excitement.

罗恩的眼睛里闪烁着激动的光芒。

Examples from the Corpus

sparkle• He remained keen on jiving and would throw himself all over the place, hair wild and eyes sparkling.• Mars and Venus this weekend means your love life will start to sparkle.• Dwayne's eyes sparkled as he laughed.• When the sun came up, the snow sparkled as if it were studded with millions of diamonds.• She wore a diamond necklace, which sparkled in the light of the fire.• A long sliver of light fell across Senga's bed, sparkling off lustrous black hair.• April sunlight sparkled over the water, dancing across snow-covered fields.• The place sparkled with cleanliness, and the women sat clustered in the kitchen, exhausted, I suppose.• The place sparkled with cleanliness.• Mosaic murals sparkling with Venetian glass tiles.

sparkle with• Her eyes were sparkling with excitement and anticipation.• Mosaic murals sparkling with Venetian glass tiles.

sparkle2 noun [countableC, uncountableU]

1 SHINYa bright shiny appearance, with small points of flashing light 闪耀，闪光

the sparkle of the diamonds

钻石的光芒

2 INTERESTINGa quality that makes something or someone seem interesting and full of life 生气，活力

the sparkle and zest of a live performance

现场表演的活力和狂热

3 if someone has a sparkle in their eyes, their eyes seem to shine, and you can see a feeling in them, especially happiness or excitement 〔眼睛里的〕闪光，光芒

There was a sparkle of fun in her brown eyes.

她那棕色的眼睛里闪烁着一丝顽皮的神情。

Examples from the Corpus

sparkle• But there is a sparkle of gentle morning sun, and slowly my optimism unfurls.• It's a kind of sparkle, and it would be such a shame to extinguish it with duty.• The movie has plenty of sparkle.• His verses, winged with a powerful beat, achieved Parnassian sparkle and exuberance.• The news gave the one time glamour shares a temporary sparkle, rising 25p to 925p before slipping back to 845p.• But... there was severe fighting even after dark, and the sparkle of musketry made a fine display.• The expression in her eyes, her satisfaction in her wit masked by their sparkle, could mean almost anything.• This gives it a whitish sparkle as light catches millions of tiny prisms and reflects white light.

Origin sparkle1

(1100-1200) spark

单词	sparkle
释义	sparkle Word family nounsparklersparklingsparkleadverbsparklinglyadjectivesparkly spar·kle1 /ˈspɑːkəl $ ˈspɑːr-/ ●●○ verb [intransitiveI] 1 SHINEto shine in small bright flashes 闪闪发光，闪耀，闪烁 → sparkling The sea sparkled in the sun. 阳光下大海碧波闪耀。 The crystal chandelier sparkled. 那水晶枝形吊灯闪闪发光。 ► see thesaurus at shine 2 SHINEif someone’s eyes sparkle, they seem to shine brightly, especially because the person is happy or excited 〔眼睛〕发亮，闪耀〔尤因快乐或兴奋〕 → sparkling sparkle with Ron’s eyes sparkled with excitement. 罗恩的眼睛里闪烁着激动的光芒。 Examples from the Corpus sparkle• He remained keen on jiving and would throw himself all over the place, hair wild and eyes sparkling.• Mars and Venus this weekend means your love life will start to sparkle.• Dwayne's eyes sparkled as he laughed.• When the sun came up, the snow sparkled as if it were studded with millions of diamonds.• She wore a diamond necklace, which sparkled in the light of the fire.• A long sliver of light fell across Senga's bed, sparkling off lustrous black hair.• April sunlight sparkled over the water, dancing across snow-covered fields.• The place sparkled with cleanliness, and the women sat clustered in the kitchen, exhausted, I suppose.• The place sparkled with cleanliness.• Mosaic murals sparkling with Venetian glass tiles. sparkle with• Her eyes were sparkling with excitement and anticipation.• Mosaic murals sparkling with Venetian glass tiles. sparkle2 noun [countableC, uncountableU] 1 SHINYa bright shiny appearance, with small points of flashing light 闪耀，闪光 the sparkle of the diamonds 钻石的光芒 2 INTERESTINGa quality that makes something or someone seem interesting and full of life 生气，活力 the sparkle and zest of a live performance 现场表演的活力和狂热 3 if someone has a sparkle in their eyes, their eyes seem to shine, and you can see a feeling in them, especially happiness or excitement 〔眼睛里的〕闪光，光芒 There was a sparkle of fun in her brown eyes. 她那棕色的眼睛里闪烁着一丝顽皮的神情。 Examples from the Corpus sparkle• But there is a sparkle of gentle morning sun, and slowly my optimism unfurls.• It's a kind of sparkle, and it would be such a shame to extinguish it with duty.• The movie has plenty of sparkle.• His verses, winged with a powerful beat, achieved Parnassian sparkle and exuberance.• The news gave the one time glamour shares a temporary sparkle, rising 25p to 925p before slipping back to 845p.• But... there was severe fighting even after dark, and the sparkle of musketry made a fine display.• The expression in her eyes, her satisfaction in her wit masked by their sparkle, could mean almost anything.• This gives it a whitish sparkle as light catches millions of tiny prisms and reflects white light. Origin sparkle1 (1100-1200) spark
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