luster

英 [ˈlʌstə]

美 [ˈlʌstər]

n.  光泽；光彩; （德）卢斯特尔
v.  有光泽；发亮; 使有光泽

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COCA.15444

英英释义

noun

• a surface coating for ceramics or porcelain
  Synonym:lustre
• the visual property of something that shines with reflected light
  Synonym:shininesssheenlustre
• a quality that outshines the usual
  Synonym:lustrebrilliancysplendorsplendour

双语例句

• If it seems to be dull or lacking luster, this is also a toenail fungus symptom.
  如果它似乎是沉闷或缺乏光泽，这也是一个趾甲真菌的症状。
• However, it is popular for its natural appearance and gentle luster.
  然而它却以朴素的外表和柔和的光泽受人喜爱。
• The chair has a metallic luster.
  这把椅子有金属光泽。
• Healthy women have lustrous, shiny hair, whereas the hair of sickly people loses its luster.
  健康的女性拥有的是一头有光泽亮丽的头发，而病弱的人的头发没有光泽。
• If the murals themselves should lose their luster, everything in Dunhuang Grottoes would be soulless.
  如果壁画本身失去了光彩，敦煌石窟中的一切都将失去灵魂。
• It is like picking up a turquoise of whitish luster.
  犹如拾了一块白光的松石。
• But in the past few months, JPMorgan and its CEO seem to have lost their luster.
  但过去几个月，摩根大通和它的这位首席执行官似乎都失去了光彩。
• Not only is the luster of a tungsten ring brilliant, it will remain so for a lifetime.
  不仅是光彩的辉煌钨环，它将继续这样做了一辈子。
• May my fur lose its natural luster.
  祝愿我的毛失去原有光泽。
• And some minutely crystalline varieties, such as flint, may be opaque and of a waxy luster.
  某些细小的结晶变种，如燧石，可能是不透明的，并具有腊样的光泽。