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Meanings of shine at in English

Catalan
excel·lir

Be good at.

excel·lir
Usage of shine at in English
1
Any one of them would shine at Sunday, or at Bel Tine.
The great hunt
2
No one could exactly shine at street preaching at first, you know.
The Judge
3
I didn't shine at any level and showed no potential in any area.
The Guardian
4
The sun was setting, but the water didn't cast no shine at all.
Sympathy for the devil
5
Nothing is determined; the new folks do not shine at expedients.
The Letters of Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford — Volume 1
6
Others are one-of-a-kind art installations that get a chance to shine at GDC.
The Verge
7
How women's eyes will shine at such times, he told himself in annoyance.
His Family
8
On some nights the moon does not shine at all.
The New McGuffey First Reader
9
There were evenings when she chose to shine at home.
Divers Women
10
Not, of course, that he wanted to shine at all.
Love Stories
11
There may be some things I can't do, but I sure shine at that.
The Radio Boys' First Wireless; Or, Winning the Ferberton Prize
12
And our brands are set to shine at this year's major sporting events, Hainer said.
Reuters
13
Now silver has its chance to shine at a new exhibition in the National Museum.
The Irish Times
14
He made the sun to light the day, and the moon to shine at night.
McGuffey's Eclectic Primer, Revised Edition
15
It had been a wonder and a pleasure to see her shine at that meeting.
Rain Wild Chronicles 02 - Dragon Haven
16
He is a powerful defender who is going to shine and shine at Manchester United.'
The Guardian
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