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1. verb1) (to stare fiercely and angrily: She glared at the little boy.) mirar ferozmente, fulminar con la mirada2) (to shine very brightly, usually to an unpleasant extent: The sun glared down on us as we crossed the desert.) deslumbrar
2. noun1) (a fierce or angry look: a glare of displeasure.) mirada feroz2) (unpleasantly bright light: the glare of the sun.) deslumbramiento•- glaring- glaringly
glare1 n1. mirada enfurecida2. brillo / luz / resplandorglare2 vb1. mirar enfurecidoshe glared at him, but said nothing lo miró enfurecida, pero no dijo nada2. brillartr[gleəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (light) luz nombre femenino deslumbrante2 SMALLAUTOMOBILES/SMALL deslumbramiento3 (look) mirada furiosa, mirada hostil1 (dazzle) deslumbrar2 (look) lanzar una mirada furiosa1) shine: brillar, relumbrar2) stare: mirar con ira, lanzar una mirada ferozglare n1) brightness: resplandor m, luz f deslumbrante2) : mirada f ferozn.• deslumbramiento s.m.• mirada penetrante s.f.• reflejo (de la pantalla) s.m.• relumbrón s.m.• resplandor s.m.v.• deslumbrar v.• lanzar miradas de indignación v.• relumbrar v.
I gler, gleə(r)1) c ( stare) mirada f (hostil, feroz, de odio etc)2) u ( light) resplandor m, luz f deslumbradorathe glare of publicity — las luces or los focos de la publicidad
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1) ( stare)2) ( shine) \<\<headlights\>\> brillar, relumbrar[ɡlɛǝ(r)]1. N1) [of light, sun] luz f deslumbradora; (=dazzle) deslumbramiento m2) (=look) mirada f feroz2. VI1) [light] deslumbrar2) (=look)* * *
I [gler, gleə(r)]1) c ( stare) mirada f (hostil, feroz, de odio etc)2) u ( light) resplandor m, luz f deslumbradorathe glare of publicity — las luces or los focos de la publicidad
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1) ( stare)2) ( shine) \<\<headlights\>\> brillar, relumbrar
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