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luire [lyiʀ]➭ TABLE 38 intransitive verb[métal] to shine ; [surface mouillée] to glisten ; (en scintillant) to glimmer ; [reflet intermittent] to glint ; [étoile] to twinkle ; (en rougeoyant) to glow* * *lɥiʀverbe intransitif [soleil, surface polie] to shine; [braises] to glow* * *lɥiʀ vi(= briller doucement) to shine, to gleam, [surface mouillée] to glisten, [reflets chauds, cuivrés] to glow* * *luire verb table: conduire vi [soleil, surface polie] to shine; [braises] to glow; les yeux du loup luisaient dans l'obscurité the wolf's eyes gleamed in the dark; luire de sueur/d'humidité to glisten with sweat/with damp; leur regard luisait de colère their eyes shone ou burned with anger.[lɥir] verbe intransitif1. [briller - métal, eau] to gleam ; [ - surface mouillée] to glisten ; [ - bougie, lumignon] to glimmer ; [ - feu] to glow ; [ - soleil] to shine
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