afterglow 的定义
- the glow frequently seen in the sky after sunset; afterlight.
- a second or secondary glow, as in heated metal before it ceases to become incandescent.
- the pleasant remembrance of a past experience, glory, etc.: She basked in the afterglow of her stage triumph.
- phosphorescence.
afterglow 近义词
等同于 luster
等同于 twilight
等同于 glow
更多afterglow例句
- Even in the afterglow of arguably his biggest win as Georgetown’s head coach, Patrick Ewing couldn’t completely enjoy the moment.
- I’ve generally believed that the real “value” of races comes from their afterglow, from the opportunity to one day get to bore your grandchildren with a detailed account of ripping down Boylston in your glorious youth.
- She awakes not in an afterglow of ecstasy and expensive hair products, but in a pool of Alex’s blood and no recollection of anything that happened the night before.
- The seven-year, $245 million contract came in the direct afterglow of a championship.
- But he sorted that out, and for the rest of his long life, basked in the afterglow of the Kennedy White House.
- Popped-cherry experiences were ranked in terms of "anxiety," "negativity," "connection," and even "afterglow."
- If Anger Management is about the afterglow, Louie is about self-loathing.
- The speech brought the audience to its feet, but Romney enjoyed only a dim afterglow.
- In the twilight afterglow, talk of a new march on Wall Street swept the crowd.
- The sun had gone down, and the afterglow had faded red on the surrounding cliffs, then merged into the pearly grey of twilight.
- In the long afterglow of the July sunset they enamelled the barren heights with a rich, yellowish green.
- She wanted to see the full glory of the afterglow upon her profile, upon her neck, and bosom.
- It was the softest of spring nights with a faint afterglow in the sky and a rising moon when they set out.
- Bare-headed, slender, with his air of eternal youth, he was silhouetted against the rose red of the afterglow.