n.光泽，光彩，（德）卢斯特尔
v.发亮，使有光泽

原形：luster第三人称单数：lusters复数：lusters过去式：lustered过去分词：lustered现在分词：lustering

The luster of the gold coin was mesmerizing, reflecting the warm glow of the firelight.
金币的光泽令人着迷，映照着炉火的温暖光芒。
Her jewelry sparkled with a dazzling luster, drawing everyone's attention at the party.
她的珠宝闪耀着耀眼的光泽，吸引了派对上所有人的目光。
The old porcelain vase had a patina of luster that spoke of its age and history.
那只古老的瓷瓶表面泛着岁月的光泽，诉说着它的历史。
The luster on her new car was so intense that it seemed to change colors in the sunlight.
新车的光泽如此强烈，以至于在阳光下仿佛会变换色彩。
The luster of his reputation was tarnished by a series of controversial decisions.
他的声誉因一系列有争议的决定而黯然失色。
She polished the silverware until it regained its original luster, reflecting the elegance of their dining table.
她精心擦拭银器，直到它恢复原有的光泽，映衬出餐桌的优雅。
His eyes held a quiet luster, hinting at a deep intelligence behind them.
他眼神中隐藏着一种深邃的光泽，暗示着背后的智慧。
The luster of a freshly cut diamond is truly breathtaking.
切割后钻石的光泽真是令人惊叹。
The luster of her voice as she sang filled the auditorium, captivating the audience.
她唱歌时的声音充满魅力，让整个音乐厅为之倾倒。
The ancient manuscript had a subtle luster, indicating that it was written on high-quality parchment.
这本古籍的微弱光泽表明它是用优质羊皮纸书写的。