glimmer 的 2 个定义
- a faint or unsteady light; gleam.
- a dim perception; inkling.
- to shine faintly or unsteadily; twinkle, shimmer, or flicker.
- to appear faintly or dimly.
glimmer 近义词
flash, sparkle
sparkle
更多glimmer例句
- Maryland’s game against Ohio State on Monday night began with a glimmer of optimism.
- With the launch of the Promote Iceland campaign, M&C Saatchi was able to offer a glimmer of hope where there was hardly any to be found.
- As I approach the midpoint of my ninth decade, I see glimmers of light amid the darkness.
- “In a world where everything feels like it’s caving in and you’re alone, advertising is a team sport and to feel like you’re part of a team can give you that glimmer and make you feel like you’re not alone,” he said.
- The Steelers contributed to their own demise, but the startling disparity between the teams showed after Pittsburgh provided a glimmer.
- I saw a faint, sweet glimmer of the ferocious protector he once was.
- And I can see the bright early glimmer of the Africa bug in my own children.
- His hazel eyes actually glimmer and his brown hair, barely beginning to salt and pepper, curls up around a Seattle Seahawks cap.
- In the Kurdish area, tourism offers a glimmer of hope in a region crippled by decades of violence.
- But the little glimmer of a silver lining for those problems is that I can usually cure them.
- The light that came through the machine's iris was faint at first, the barest glimmer of white in deep darkness.
- O lady, mine,Hushed now is every path, and few and dimThe lamps that glimmer through the balconies.Thou sleepest!
- Giant ranges, whose peaks glimmer with the cold gleam of never-melting snow, shut in the valley.
- Before leaving him she trimmed and lowered the andon so that its yellow light would be a mere glimmer in the darkness.
- Again he sat in the soft darkness, before the ghostly glimmer of the silk, tracing upon it visions of ethereal light.