brightening 的定义
- to become or make bright or brighter.
brightening 近义词
make shine or glow
make happy, feel better
更多brightening例句
- We may see skies brighten a bit in the afternoon with rather mild highs from 60 to 65.
- Clouds will hang tough at first, but skies should quickly brighten by the afternoon.
- With one bite, all the pleasures converged — the company, the atmosphere, and those garlicky, herbed bread crumbs baked to a deep brown on top of briny seafood, brightened with freshly squeezed lemon.
- Whether someone you know has moved into a new place, or has just been hanging on to their old, worn out vacuum for a bit too long, consider brightening up their space with a new vacuum cleaner.
- A number of Reddit contributors pointed out that many USPS vehicles don’t have air conditioning, and that customers who leave ice water or cold drinks for carriers can brighten their day.
- Yes, its certainly something to brighten up the old Monday morning routine.
- To brighten your winter, check out these amazing rare early color photographs of Paris about 1900.
- As the overall economic picture in the United States continues to brighten, the job market remains a contentious issue.
- I bet if someone put that on my desk, it would instantly brighten my mood.
- Eyelid lifts, which brighten the face and require little downtime, are his most popular surgeries.
- She thanked them for their gifts but languidly, and did not visibly brighten when told that her husband was better.
- Constance clasps her hands delightedly and begins to brighten with hope.
- Now all the anxiety is over, you will brighten like this house.'
- Salt, ammonia and turpentine brighten the colours of a carpet, and the latter two are objectionable to moths.
- They are like a small lassie I know, who helps to brighten all the dark places in my life.