verb “shine”
Infinitiv shine; hien shines; Verg. shone; Part. Verg. shone; Ger. shining
- to emit or reflect light, making an object visible or bright
Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.
The full moon shone brightly in the night sky.
- to stand out due to excellence or superior performance
In the school play, Sarah shone as the lead actress, earning applause from everyone.
- to direct light from (a device like a flashlight)
She shone her flashlight under the bed to find her lost kitten.
verb “shine”
Infinitiv shine; hien shines; Verg. shined; Part. Verg. shined; Ger. shining
- to make an object smooth and bright by rubbing or cleaning it
She spent the afternoon shining her grandmother's silverware until it gleamed.
noun “shine”
Singular shine, Plural shines oder onzieleg
- bright light
The morning sun cast a gentle shine on the dew-covered flowers.
- the quality of reflecting light and appearing bright and glossy
After polishing the old silverware, its shine was so intense it could almost be used as a mirror.