twinkle 的 3 个定义
twin·kled, twin·kling.
- to shine with a flickering gleam of light, as a star or distant light.
- to sparkle in the light: The diamond on her finger twinkled in the firelight.
- to be bright with amusement, pleasure, etc.
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twin·kled, twin·kling.
- to emit in intermittent gleams or flashes.
- Archaic. to wink.
- a flickering or intermittent brightness or light.
- a scintillating brightness in the eyes; sparkle.
- the time required for a wink; a twinkling.
- Archaic. a wink.
twinkle 近义词
glimmer, shine
更多twinkle例句
- If you’re looking to light up a tree, a patio, a garden, or the trim in your home in a unique way, there’s no better option than twinkle lights.
- For these cases, consider twinkle lights that operate with a battery pack or a solar panel to ensure that your out-of-reach areas never have to go without light.
- We’ve selected the best twinkle lights and outlined all the key considerations so you can get straight to decorating.
- Sometimes, all you need is a bunch of basic twinkle lights to serve traditional uses like tree decorating.
- He had more twinkle in his eye that one might expect for a man possessed by planetary demise.
- Mr. Twinkle was followed by Jack, who could not help smiling at the dense ignorance displayed by the previous speakers.
- The entrance at this moment of five additional members of the club, effectually disposed of Mr. Twinkle's point of order.
- Captain Cannon and Mr. Twinkle were in high spirits, and even Mr. Mole looked forward to some excellent sport.
- It was observable that Mr. Twinkle trembled violently and could scarcely hold his gun.
- He threw himself down in the long grass, while Captain Cannon retired behind the unfortunate Twinkle.