|
|
VERB |
|
|
/ʃaɪn/ |
|
|
| |
1 | I if the sun shines, it produces a bright light and the weather is usually warm (太阳)发光,照耀 |
| The sun was shining brightly. 艳阳高照。 |
| 1a | used about the moon , stars, lights, and other things that produce light (月亮、星星、灯等)发光,发亮 | | The headlights of oncoming cars were shining through the mist. 透过薄雾可以看见迎面开来的汽车前灯射出的亮光。 | |
| |
2 | I to have a bright attractive appearance (表面)发亮 |
| The wooden tables had been polished until they shone. 木桌子被打磨到发亮为止。 |
| Her hair shone like gold. 她的头发金闪闪的。 |
| 2a | T to rub something until it shines 擦亮 | |
| |
3 | I if people’ s eyes or faces shine , they look extremely happy or excited (眼睛或脸)发亮,露出喜色(或兴奋之情) |
| The child’ s face was shining with excitement. 那个孩子的脸上洋溢着兴奋之情。 |
| |
4 | T to make the light from a torch or other light shine in a particular direction 把…的光投向 |
| Kobe shone the torch slowly around the room. 科贝用手电筒缓缓地照了一遍房间。 |
| |
5 | I to show that you have a lot of skill when you do something 显身手 |
| It’ s time we gave some of the younger players a chance to shine. 该是我们给一些年轻球员机会展示才能的时候了。 |
PHRASAL VERBS |
- | ˌshine ˈthrough |
| PHRASAL VB |
| |
| if a good feeling or quality shines through , it is very noticeable (好的感情或素质)显露无遗,表现明显 | Perlman’ s musical talents shone through at an early age. 珀尔曼的音乐才华在他早年就已显露无遗。 | |
|