
好词典

源自古英语 glǣm(意为光辉、灿烂),与古诺尔斯语 glámr(意为月光)同源,最终源自原始日耳曼语 *glaimiz。
❶ 指物体表面反射出的微弱而柔和的光线,通常短暂或闪烁不定,常用于描述金属、水面或眼睛的反光。
“The gleam of the moonlight on the lake was breathtaking.”
(湖面上月光的闪烁美得令人屏息。)
“A faint gleam of hope appeared in his eyes.”
(他眼中闪过一丝微弱的希望。)
❶ 指物体发出微弱而柔和的光,或眼睛因情绪而闪烁光芒,强调短暂、不稳定的发光状态。
“Her eyes gleamed with excitement when she saw the gift.”
(看到礼物时,她的眼睛因兴奋而发亮。)
“The wet streets gleamed under the streetlights.”
(潮湿的街道在路灯下闪闪发亮。)
a gleam in someone's eye — 形容某人眼中闪现的某种情绪或想法,常用于表达隐藏的意图或短暂的情绪波动。
“There was a gleam of mischief in his eye as he planned the prank.”
(他策划恶作剧时,眼里闪过一丝顽皮。)