gleamed

v.

（使）闪烁， （使）闪亮( gleam的过去式和过去分词 )；

1. The lighthouse of the island gleamed in the distance.
   远处岛上的灯塔在闪耀着。
2. His face gleamed with pleasure.
   他的脸上闪现出欢快的神色。

1. I could see the faint gleam of light in the distance.
   我能看见远处微弱的灯光。
2. I saw the gleam of the knife as it flashed through the air.
   我看见了刀在空中划过时的闪光。
3. A gleam of interest in the matter came into her eye.
   她的眼睛里显露出一丝对此事感到兴趣的神情。
4. The plans for the new town hall were then still only a gleam in the architect's eye.
   当时有关新市政大厅的计划还仅仅是那建筑师酝酿中的意念。

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