What does Shine mean?

[gladly]

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

Shine, shine

transitive verb

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

Noun (short for noun)

Gloss, luster

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

AHD:[ shh? n]

D.J。 Answer! n]

K.K。 Answer! n]

(verb)

Shine [sh? Shiny, shining

intransitive verb

Glow.

luminous

Reflect light; Flashing or flashing.

Reflected light; To shine or flash.

Stand out in an activity or a field; excel。

Excellence: Excellence in an activity or field; Be superior to others

It is obvious that:

Exposure: You will soon see:

Her eyes sparkled with joy.

There is joy in her eyes.

transitive verb

Aim at or project a light beam or glow.

To aim or project (a beam of light) at ...

To make shiny or bright by polishing.

Polish: To make shiny or bright by wiping.

(noun)

Brightness from the light source; Light.

Brightness: the bright light produced by a light source; bright

Brightness of reflected light; Gloss.

Gloss: the brightness produced by reflected light; Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

Shoe shoes.

shoe polisher

Excellent quality or appearance; Brilliant.

Shoe shine: excellent quality or appearance; significant

Sunny weather:

Good weather:

Rain or shine.

Is it raining or sunny

Shine informal pranks or tricks.

Shine informal tricks or tricks.

Slang whisky; Private wine.

Slang whisky; spirituous liquor

Used as a disparaging term for black people.

Negro: a disparaging term for a black man

Like informal language

Spontaneously like.

I can't help liking it.

Middle English shinen

Middle English shinen

From old English sc? n

From old English sc? n

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

[gladly]

transitive verb

(shine[FCn，FEun]，shined)

Cause to shine, shine.

[past tense and past participle are polished] [mouth] polished

shine shoes

shoe polish

Your flashlight is here.

Shine your flashlight here.

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

[gladly]

intransitive verb

Glowing [bright]; Shine [shine]

Show off

Express (feelings, etc) clearly.

The stars in his hat are glowing red.

The red star on his hat sparkled.

She is an excellent teacher.

She is an excellent teacher.

Her eyes sparkled with excitement.

Her eyes sparkled with excitement.

Her face is brimming with happiness.

Her face lit up.

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

[gladly]

Noun (short for noun)

Sunshine; sunny day

Shine [shine, select], wipe (shine)

[often repeated] mischief; cheat

shine shoes

avocation

Controversy, confusion

black people

Works with great literary charm

Excellent literary works

Give your boots a good shine.

Polish your boots well.

shine shoes

shoe polish

Rain or shine, we will start tomorrow.

Whether the weather is good or bad, we will start tomorrow.

reluster

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

dimmed

burst out in radiant splendour

Show off, show off, show off

Keep [make] a shine.

Cause (great) commotion.

burst out in radiant splendour

Cause a great commotion; create a disturbance

Keep shining

raise hell

Shine ... brightly

Give ... shine.

like

fall in love with

Remove luster

To remove the luster of; Shame on; Make inferior

Please sb.

Please sb. at all points

See Polish.

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

AHD:[ shh? n]

D.J。 Answer! n]

K.K。 Answer! n]

Verb (abbreviation of verb)

Shine [sh? Shiny, shining

v.intr

Glow.

Reflect light; Flashing or flashing.

Stand out in an activity or a field; excel。

It is obvious that:

Her eyes sparkled with joy.

v.tr

Aim at or project a light beam or glow.

To make shiny or bright by polishing.

Noun (short for noun)

Brightness from the light source; Light.

Brightness of reflected light; Gloss.

Shoe shoes.

Excellent quality or appearance; Brilliant.

Sunny weather:

Rain or shine.

Shine informal pranks or tricks.

Slang whisky; Private wine.

Used as a disparaging term for black people.

Have a good impression on information

Spontaneously like.

Middle English shinen

From old English sc? n

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

Middle English Schinen

Bright, shiny; Shine, shine

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