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1 lustre
noun(Brit.)1) Schimmer, der; [schimmernder] Glanzadd lustre to something — einer Sache (Dat.) Glanz verleihen
* * *(shininess or brightness: Her hair had a brilliant lustre.) der Glanz- academic.ru/44264/lustrous">lustrous* * *lus·tre, AM lus·ter[ˈlʌstəʳ, AM -tɚ]nrich \lustre strahlender Glanz* * *(US) ['lʌstə(r)]n* * *lustre1 besonders Br für luster1A sadd luster to a name einem Namen Glanz verleihen2. a) glänzender Überzug3. a) Lüster m, Kronleuchter mb) Kristallanhänger m4. Lüster m (dichtes, glänzendes Halbwollgewebe in Leinwandbindung)B v/t Porzellan, Stoff etc lüstrieren* * *noun(Brit.)1) Schimmer, der; [schimmernder] Glanzadd lustre to something — einer Sache (Dat.) Glanz verleihen
* * *n.Glanz nur sing. m.Glanzton -¨e m.Kronleuchter m.Lüster - m. -
2 chandelier
nounKronleuchter, der* * *[ʃændə'liə](a frame with many holders for lights, which hangs from the ceiling.) der Kronleuchter* * *chan·de·lier[ˌʃændəˈlɪəʳ, AM -lɪr]n Kronleuchter m* * *["ʃndə'lɪə(r)]nKronleuchter m* * ** * *nounKronleuchter, der* * *n.Kronleuchter m.Lüster - m.
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