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1 luccichio
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2 risplendere
shine, glitter* * *risplendere v. intr. to shine*; ( scintillare) to sparkle; ( luccicare) to glitter: risplende il sole, the sun is shining; le stelle risplendevano, the stars were glittering; i suoi gioielli risplendevano nel buio, her jewels were glittering in the darkness; la piazza risplendeva di luci, the square was glittering with light; il suo viso risplendeva di gioia, his face was shining with joy; risplendere di bellezza, to shine with beauty // il suo nome risplenderà nei secoli, his name will be famous through the centuries.* * *[ris'plɛndere]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere)1) [luna, sole] to shine*, to beam; [ stella] to glitter; [casa, cucina] to shine*2) fig. [occhi, viso] to glow, to shine*risplendere di felicità — to sparkle o glow with happiness
* * *risplendere/ris'plεndere/ [2](aus. essere, avere)1 [luna, sole] to shine*, to beam; [ stella] to glitter; [casa, cucina] to shine* -
3 luccicare
sparkle* * *luccicare v. intr. to glitter (with sthg.); to sparkle (with sthg.); to twinkle; to gleam: l'armatura luccicava al sole, the armour glittered in the sun; luccica come un brillante, it sparkles like a diamond; il mare luccicava al chiaro di luna, the sea was glittering in the moonlight; i suoi occhi luccicavano di gioia, her eyes sparkled with joy.* * *[luttʃi'kare]verbo intransitivo (aus. essere, avere) [gioiello, metallo] to sparkle, to shimmer; [ stella] to twinkle, to glitter; [ occhi] to gleam, to twinkle, to sparkle; [ acqua] to shimmer, to glisten, to gleam••non è tutto oro quel che luccica — prov. all that glitters is not gold
* * *luccicare/lutt∫i'kare/ [1](aus. essere, avere) [gioiello, metallo] to sparkle, to shimmer; [ stella] to twinkle, to glitter; [ occhi] to gleam, to twinkle, to sparkle; [ acqua] to shimmer, to glisten, to gleam\non è tutto oro quel che luccica prov. all that glitters is not gold. -
4 scintilla
f spark* * *scintilla s.f.1 spark; (elettr.) scintilla d'accensione, ignition spark; scintilla elettrica, electric spark; mandare scintille, to sparkle: i suoi occhi mandavano scintille, his eyes were sparkling // (fis. nucleare) camera a scintilla, spark chamber; rivelatore a scintilla, spark counter2 (fig.) ( illuminazione delle facoltà intellettive) flash, spark: una scintilla d'ingegno, a spark of genius3 (fig.) ( causa) spark: la scintilla che fece scoppiare la guerra, the spark that caused the war to break out.* * *[ʃin'tilla]sostantivo femminile spark (anche fig.)mandare -e [ fuoco] to spark, to throw out sparks; [ sguardo] to glitter; una scintilla di genio — a spark of genius
••* * *scintilla/∫in'tilla/sostantivo f.spark (anche fig.); mandare -e [ fuoco] to spark, to throw out sparks; [ sguardo] to glitter; una scintilla di genio a spark of genius\fare -e to go great guns. -
5 scintillare
sparkle* * *scintillare v. intr.1 ( mandare scintille) to spark, to emit sparks2 ( risplendere) to shine*, to gleam, to sparkle, to twinkle (anche fig.): le stelle scintillavano, the stars were twinkling; i suoi occhi scintillavano di gioia, his eyes sparkled with joy.* * *[ʃintil'lare]verbo intransitivo (aus. avere) [stella, occhi] to glitter, to twinkle, to sparkle; [luce, fiamma] to sparkle; [ moneta] to shine** * *scintillare/∫intil'lare/ [1] -
6 scintillio
m sparkle* * *scintillio s.m. sparkling, twinkling; flashing.* * ** * *scintilliopl. -ii /∫intil'lio, ii/sostantivo m.sparkle, twinkle, glitter. -
7 brillamento
brillamento s.m.2 ( di esplosivo) exploding, setting off, firing.* * *[brilla'mento]sostantivo maschile (di mine) setting off, springing* * *brillamento/brilla'mento/sostantivo m.(di mine) setting off, springing. -
8 brillare
1. v/i shine2. v/t mina blow up* * *brillare1 v. intr.1 ( splendere) to shine*; (spec. di stelle) to twinkle; ( scintillare) to sparkle; to glisten; ( di luce fredda, metallica) to glitter, to gleam: gli occhi del gatto brillano al buio, a cat's eyes shine (o gleam) in the dark; l'oro brilla, gold gleams (o glitters); un grosso anello le brillava al dito, a huge ring gleamed on her finger; il suo viso brillò di contentezza, his face shone with happiness; i suoi occhi brillarono di gioia, her eyes sparkled with joy2 (fig.) ( farsi notare) to shine*, to distinguish oneself: non brilla nella conversazione, he does not shine in conversation; brillare per qlco., to stand* out for sthg.; brilla per la sua intelligenza, he is exceptionally intelligent // brilla per la sua assenza, (scherz.) he is conspicuous by his absencebrillare2 v.tr. to polish, to hull, to husk: brillare il riso, l'orzo, to polish (o to husk) rice, barley.* * *I [bril'lare] vt(riso) to huskII [bril'lare]gli occhi le brillavano di gioia — her eyes sparkled o shone with joy
brilla per la sua bellezza/intelligenza — she is outstandingly beautiful/intelligent
2) (mina) to go off, explode2. vt(mina) to set off* * *I [bril'lare]1) (risplendere) [luce, sole] to shine*; [stella, gioiello] to sparkle, to twinkle; [ torcia] to glare; [ occhi] to shine*, to gleambrillare di gioia — to glow o shine with delight
2) fig. (distinguersi) to shine* (in at)non brilla certo per la sua intelligenza! — iron. intelligence isn't his strong point!
brillare di luce riflessa — fig. to bask in sb.'s reflected glory
3) (esplodere) to explodeII [bril'lare]* * *brillare1/bril'lare/ [1](aus. avere)1 (risplendere) [luce, sole] to shine*; [stella, gioiello] to sparkle, to twinkle; [ torcia] to glare; [ occhi] to shine*, to gleam; brillare di gioia to glow o shine with delight2 fig. (distinguersi) to shine* (in at); non brilla certo per la sua intelligenza! iron. intelligence isn't his strong point! brillare di luce riflessa fig. to bask in sb.'s reflected glory3 (esplodere) to explode; far brillare una mina to set off a mine.————————brillare2/bril'lare/to hull, to husk [ riso]. -
9 luccichio
luccichìo s.m. glitter, glittering; sparkle, sparkling; twinkle, twinkling: il luccichìo di una stella, the twinkling of a star.* * *pl. -ii [luttʃi'kio, ii] sostantivo maschile (di metallo, gioiello) sparkle, shimmer; (di stella) twinkling; (dell'acqua) gleam, shimmer; (di occhi) twinkle, sparkle* * *luccichiopl. -ii /lutt∫i'kio, ii/sostantivo m.(di metallo, gioiello) sparkle, shimmer; (di stella) twinkling; (dell'acqua) gleam, shimmer; (di occhi) twinkle, sparkle. -
10 lustrino
lustrino s.m.1 (guarnizione) sequin: un abito da sera ricamato a lustrini, an evening dress trimmed with sequins2 (fig.) (orpello) false glitter, useless ornament.* * *[lus'trino]sostantivo maschile sequin, spangle* * *lustrino/lus'trino/sostantivo m.sequin, spangle. -
11 rilucere
rilucere v. intr. ( essere luminoso) to shine*, to gleam, to be bright; ( risplendere) to glitter; to glisten.* * *[ri'lutʃere]verbo intransitivo lett. to shine*, to gleam* * *rilucere/ri'lut∫ere/ [2]lett. to shine*, to gleam. -
12 splendere
shine* * *splendere v. intr. to shine* (anche fig.); ( scintillare) to glitter, to sparkle, to glisten; ( luccicare) to gleam: il sole splendeva nel cielo, the sun was shining in the sky; la sua armatura splendeva al sole, his armour was gleaming in the sunshine; i suoi occhi splendevano di gioia, his eyes were shining with joy.* * *['splɛndere]verbo intransitivo [sole, occhi] to shine** * *splendere/'splεndere/ [2][sole, occhi] to shine*. -
13 luccicare vi
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14 risplendere vi
[ris'plɛndere](gen) to shine, (luccicare) to sparkle, glitter -
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16 balenio
balenio s.m. lightning; ( folgorio) flashing, glitter, flashes of light (pl.): il balenio delle spade, the flashing of the swords. -
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18 fulgere
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19 luccicare
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20 risplendere
vi [ris'plɛndere](gen) to shine, (luccicare) to sparkle, glitter
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