| 释义 | View usage for: (ʃaɪnɪŋ) 1. adjectiveA shining achievement or quality is a very good one which should be greatly admired.  She is a shining example to us all.  The space-rocket project has had a shining success. Synonyms: outstanding, glorious, splendid, leading More Synonyms of shining 2.   See also  shine More Synonyms of shiningshining in British English (ˈʃaɪnɪŋ) adjective1. used to say that an achievement or quality is a very good one which should be greatly admired; outstanding  a shining example to someone  The space-rocket project has been a shining success.  She is a shining example to us all. 2. very bright and clear due to reflecting light; gleaming  surrounded by shining aluminum machines  her shining blue eyesshining in American English (ˈʃaɪnɪŋ)   adjective1.   giving off or reflecting light; radiant; bright 2.   brilliant; splendid   a shining example  SIMILAR WORDS:   brightMore idioms containingshining a knight in shining armourSmall, black, shining eyes had swivelled to a position from which they could observe him.Then she stared deliberately ahead at the shining waters of the Ratterlin.They hung there, shining, just beyond the arc his fingertips were describing.Examples of 'shining' in a sentenceshiningIn other languagesshiningBritish English: shining ADJECTIVE  A shining achievement or quality is a very good one which should be greatly admired. She is a shining example to us all. American English: shiningBrazilian Portuguese: brilhanteChinese: 杰出的European Spanish: brillanteFrench: brillantGerman: leuchtendItalian: fulgidoJapanese: 卓越したKorean: 훌륭한European Portuguese: brilhanteLatin American Spanish: brillante
All related terms of 'shining'She is a shining example to us all.shining brass buttons Synonyms glittering shimmering glistening aglow effulgentAdditional synonymsA beaming sun rose out of the sea. Synonyms radiating,  bright,  brilliant,  flashing,  shining,  glowing,  sparkling,  glittering,  gleaming,  glimmering,  radiant,  glistening,  scintillating,  burnished, lustrousDefinition splendid a brilliant successSynonyms splendid,  grand,  famous,  celebrated,  rare,  supreme,  outstanding,  remarkable,  superb,  magnificent,  sterling,  glorious,  exceptional,  notable,  renowned,  heroic,  admirable,  eminent,  sublime, illustriousDefinition shining with light The event was held in brilliant sunshine.Synonyms bright,  shining,  intense,  sparkling,  glittering,  dazzling,  vivid,  radiant,  luminous,  ablaze,  resplendent,  scintillating,  lustrous,  coruscating,  refulgent (literary), lambentAdditional synonymsDefinition well known He was soon one of the most celebrated young painters in England.Synonyms renowned,  popular,  famous,  outstanding,  distinguished,  well-known,  prominent,  glorious,  acclaimed,  notable,  eminent,  revered,  famed,  illustrious,  pre-eminent,  lionizedDefinition dignified in appearance or behaviour a distinguished academic familySynonyms eminent,  great,  important,  noted,  famous,  celebrated,  well-known,  prominent,  esteemed,  acclaimed,  notable,  renowned,  prestigious,  elevated,  big-time (informal),  famed,  conspicuous,  illustrious,  major league (informal)Synonyms radiant,  bright,  brilliant,  shining,  beaming,  flaming,  glowing,  blazing,  splendid,  dazzling,  vivid,  fluorescent,  luminous,  resplendent,  incandescent,  lustrous,  Day-Glo,  lucent,  refulgent (literary),  fulgent (poetic)Definition well-known and well-respected an eminent public figureSynonyms prominent,  high,  great,  important,  noted,  respected,  grand,  famous,  celebrated,  outstanding,  distinguished,  well-known,  superior,  esteemed,  notable,  renowned,  prestigious,  elevated,  paramount,  big-time (informal),  foremost,  high-ranking,  conspicuous,  illustrious,  major league (informal),  exalted,  noteworthy, pre-eminenta gleaming new car Synonyms shining,  bright,  brilliant,  glowing,  sparkling,  glimmering,  glistening,  scintillating,  burnished, lustrousDefinition having or full of glory He had a glorious career spanning more than six decades.Synonyms illustrious,  famous,  celebrated,  distinguished,  noted,  grand,  excellent,  honoured,  magnificent,  noble,  renowned,  elevated,  eminent,  triumphant,  majestic,  famed, sublimeDefinition famous and distinguished the most illustrious scientists of the centurySynonyms famous,  great,  noted,  celebrated,  signal,  brilliant,  remarkable,  distinguished,  prominent,  glorious,  noble,  splendid,  notable,  renowned,  eminent,  famed, exaltedDefinition glowing with heat incandescent light bulbsSynonyms glowing,  brilliant,  shining,  red-hot,  radiant,  luminous,  white-hot,  Day-Glo,  phosphorescentDefinition principal or primary Britain's future as a leading industrial nation depends on investment.Synonyms principal,  top,  major,  main,  first,  highest,  greatest,  ruling,  chief,  prime,  key,  primary,  supreme,  most important,  outstanding,  governing,  superior,  dominant,  foremost,  pre-eminent,  unsurpassed,  number oneDefinition luminescent The luminous dial on the clock showed five minutes to seven.Synonyms bright,  lighted,  lit,  brilliant,  shining,  glowing,  vivid,  illuminated,  radiant,  resplendent,  lustrous, luminescentAdditional synonymsDefinition shining Out on the bay the morning is radiant.Synonyms bright,  brilliant,  shining,  glorious,  beaming,  glowing,  sparkling,  sunny,  glittering,  gleaming,  luminous,  resplendent,  incandescent,  lustrous, effulgentDefinition shining She was resplendent in royal blue velvet.Synonyms brilliant,  radiant,  splendid,  glorious,  bright,  shining,  beaming,  glittering,  dazzling,  gleaming,  luminous,  lustrous,  refulgent (literary),  effulgent,  irradiantjellies that look like sparkling jewels in the fall sunshine Synonyms glittering,  bright,  glistening,  flashing,  shining,  gleaming,  shimmering,  twinkling,  glinting,  scintillating, lustrousa splendid career in publishing Synonyms glorious,  superb,  magnificent,  grand,  brilliant,  rare,  supreme,  outstanding,  remarkable,  sterling,  exceptional,  renowned,  admirable,  sublime, illustrious |