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lustre美 ['lʌstər] 英 ['lʌstə(r)] - n.光泽；光彩；光辉；荣光
- 网络花木的光泽；光亮；同本义
复数：lustres 现在分词：lustring 过去分词：lustred n. sheen,shine,patina,gleam,glint 1. | 光泽；光辉the shining quality of a surface |
| Her hair had lost its lustre. 她的头发失去了光泽。 |
2. | 荣光；光彩；荣耀the quality of being special in a way that is exciting |
| The presence of the prince added lustre to the occasion. 王子的出现给那场面增添了光彩。 |
n. | 1. a soft sheen of reflected light, especially from metal that has been polished gently 2. a bright and shiny condition or tone 3. the glory and magnificence of a great achievement 4. polish or wax used to give something a shiny finish 5. a chandelier or candelabrum made of cut glass, designed to reflect the light 6. any decorative piece of cut glass hanging from a chandelier 7. an opalescent metallic glaze on pottery, especially porcelain 8. the quality and amount of light reflected from the surface of a mineral. 9. fabric with a sheen or glossy surface 10. the feeling that something special and impressive is happening 1. a soft sheen of reflected light, especially from metal that has been polished gently 2. a bright and shiny condition or tone 3. the glory and magnificence of a great achievement 4. polish or wax used to give something a shiny finish 5. a chandelier or candelabrum made of cut glass, designed to reflect the light 6. any decorative piece of cut glass hanging from a chandelier 7. an opalescent metallic glaze on pottery, especially porcelain 8. the quality and amount of light reflected from the surface of a mineral. 9. fabric with a sheen or glossy surface 10. the feeling that something special and impressive is happening | v. | 1. to impart a glossy finish or coating to something 2. to give something a glorious or magnificent quality |
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