vi.闪耀，闪亮，熠熠生辉
n.<古>灿烂，光辉，闪烁，华丽，灿烂

原形：glister第三人称单数：glisters复数：glisters过去式：glistered过去分词：glistered现在分词：glistering

The sun caused the dew on the grass to glister like tiny diamonds.
太阳使草叶上的露珠闪耀如同微小的钻石。
Her eyes glistered with excitement at the prospect of the adventure.
她一想到冒险的前景，眼睛就闪烁着兴奋的光芒。
The silverware glistered in the candlelight during the romantic dinner.
浪漫的烛光晚餐中，银器闪闪发光。
The lake glistered under the full moon, creating a serene and magical scene.
湖面在满月的照耀下闪闪发亮，营造出一种宁静而魔幻的景象。
The child's laughter was as bright and glistering as the sunlight on the water.
孩子的笑声像水面上的阳光一样明亮灿烂。
The jewels in the museum's exhibit glistered with an allure that was hard to resist.
博物馆展览的珠宝闪烁着难以抗拒的魅力。
On a cold winter morning, the frost-covered trees glistered in the sunrise.
在一个寒冷的冬日早晨，覆盖着霜的树木在日出时分闪闪发光。
The athlete's medals glistered proudly as they were hung around their neck.
运动员的奖牌挂在脖子上，骄傲地闪着光。
The metallic paint on the car glistered in the garage灯光下。
汽车的金属漆在车库的灯光下熠熠生辉。
Even in the dim light, the ancient sword still glistered with a hint of its former glory.
即使在昏暗的光线下，那把古剑仍闪烁着昔日荣耀的一丝光辉。