gleam

gleam
ɡli:m
1. verb
(to shine faintly: a light gleaming in the distance.) relucir, brillar, destellar

2. noun
1) (a faint glow: the gleam of her eyes.) brillo, destello
2) (a slight sign or amount: a gleam of hope.) rayo, resquicio
gleam vb brillar / relucir
gleam
tr[gliːm]
noun
1 destello, rayo
2 figurative use rayo, resquicio, vislumbre nombre masculino
intransitive verb
1 brillar, destellar, relucir
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
a gleam of hope un rayo de esperanza
gleam ['gli:m] vi
: brillar, destellar, relucir
gleam n
1) light: luz f (oscura)
2) glint: destello m
3) glimmer: rayo m, vislumbre f
a gleam of hope: un rayo de esperanza
gleam
n.
• brillo s.m.
• destello s.m.
• rayo s.m.
• soflama s.f.
• trasluz s.m.
• vislumbre s.f.
• viso s.m.
v.
• brillar v.
• destellar v.
• resplandecer v.
• serpentear v.

I gliːm
intransitive verb \<\<metal\>\> relucir*, brillar; \<\<hair\>\> brillar

II
noun (on metal, water) reflejo m, brillo m

he had a wicked gleam in his eyes — sus ojos despedían un destello maleficioso

a gleam of pride — una mirada orgullosa

[ɡliːm]
1. N
1) [of light] rayo m , destello m ; [of metal, water] espejeo m

with a gleam in one's eye — con ojos chispeantes

2) (fig)

a gleam of hope — un rayo de esperanza

2.
VI [light] brillar, lanzar destellos; [metal, water] espejear, relucir; [eyes] brillar (with de)
* * *

I [gliːm]
intransitive verb \<\<metal\>\> relucir*, brillar; \<\<hair\>\> brillar

II
noun (on metal, water) reflejo m, brillo m

he had a wicked gleam in his eyes — sus ojos despedían un destello maleficioso

a gleam of pride — una mirada orgullosa


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