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Meanings of
gleam
in English
Catalan
resplendor
Spanish
resplandor
Back to the meaning
An appearance of reflected light.
glow
gleaming
glimmer
lambency
Catalan
resplendor
Portuguese
cintilar
Catalan
rutilar
Spanish
brillar
Back to the meaning
Be shiny, as if wet.
shine
glitter
glint
glisten
Portuguese
cintilar
Synonyms
Examples for "
shine
"
shine
glitter
glint
glisten
Examples for "
shine
"
1
We're really trying to understand where people
shine
the best, Barnett said.
2
It is the new stuff that must
shine
this year, say experts.
3
Hallorann said I had the best
shine
of anyone he ever met.
4
Do good, do the right thing and your deeds will
shine
through.
5
The bright copper kettle and the tin dish
shine
in the sun.
1
Salt crystals
glitter
in the sun about the shores of the lake.
2
The Park was clothed in the double
glitter
of snow and sunshine.
3
All they saw was the
glitter
of hope and not the substance.
4
But at morning the regret dies in the
glitter
of ambitious purposes.
5
There was a hard
glitter
in the eyes of the young woman.
1
The
glint
of gold embossing identified it as an Imperial message case.
2
In the half-light of morning he saw the
glint
of a revolver.
3
He caught the
glint
of many ptarmigan wings in the sunlight below.
4
Then he caught the
glint
of a revolver barrel in the moonlight.
5
I am sorry to say that I saw a
glint
of metal.
1
You could see tears
glisten
in the eyes of soldiers and civilians.
2
The pale light made the bosom of the ocean
glisten
like silver.
3
High over sounding workshops spires
glisten
in the sun,-silentfingers pointing heavenward.
4
His eyes began to
glisten
,
his voice gained in volume and steadiness.
5
She saw the point
glisten
towards her bosom, and seemingly enter it.
Usage of
gleam
in English
1
Through the lower gap they caught the
gleam
of the red coats.
2
He could see its
gleam
in the reflection of the gorgeous light.
3
Emily watched the first faint
gleam
of stars in the upper air.
4
Suddenly in the distant hollow he saw the
gleam
of a fire.
5
A malevolent
gleam
lit in the cold black eyes of the bully.
6
The Cuban showed his teeth in the
gleam
of a quick smile.
7
He saw the
gleam
of malignant triumph on the face of Graves.
8
The
gleam
of a light showed through a crack in the door.
9
And in the shade he saw a yellow
gleam
on the rock.
10
The girl smiled, a
gleam
of defiance visible in the uplifted eyes.
11
Away to the left there was the faint
gleam
of the river.
12
The sphere left his fingers, was a
gleam
in the murky air.
13
She stood in the path of a long
gleam
of morning sunlight.
14
A
gleam
of light breaks in on the darkness of her sufferings.
15
He caught the faint
gleam
of the Capuchin's eyes in the gloom.
16
In fact, there was a
gleam
of half-humorous satisfaction in his eyes.
Other examples for "gleam"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
gleam
Noun
Singular
Verb
Indicative · Present
Frequent collocations
be a gleam
faint gleam
sudden gleam
see the gleam
first gleam
More collocations
Translations for
gleam
Catalan
resplendor
rutilar
fulgurar
llampurnar
brillar
relluir
espurnejar
centellejar
Spanish
resplandor
destello
brillar
Portuguese
cintilar
reluzir
Gleam
through the time
Gleam
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common