What do you need to know to successfully communicate in your native language as well as in any foreign language? First, learn the most common verbs. "Glitter" is one of those "necessary" verbs. Let's try to understand its meaning and nuances of use in the context of sentences.
Glitter is…
First, consider the literal and figurative lexical meaning of the verb. So, to shine means:
- Sparkle bright, glow intensely: Multi-colored pebbles gleamed merrily in the sun.
- Stand out from the gray, ordinary mass: Anastasia Nikiforovna shone at balls throughout the season, but she never picked up the groom.
Morphological characteristics
Shine is an intransitive imperfective verb of the 1st conjugation. The features of its change in numbers and persons can be considered in the table below.
| Singular | Plural | |
| 1 face | I'm just an ordinary girl, I don't f, I don't stand out. | Wethem as bold as the stars in the night sky. |
| 2 face |
You shine like a Christmas tree. You, I see, don’t eat with a special mind. |
Youare so bright it hurts your eyes. Only and special about you, that wit is everywhere brush. |
| 3 face |
He it in the rays of the morning sun and shines like a copper penny. She is kind of dull, not at all it. It's so bright um! On her finger it's a wedding ring. |
They sparkle and yat like tears on pink girlish cheeks. Jewelry doesn't under a layer of age-old dust. |
Synonyms
Are there any synonyms for the studied verb? Yes, "shine" is a word that can be replaced with the following:
- Shine: I was born to dance and shine and conquer men's hearts.
- Shine: The light at the end of the tunnel glimmered, it seems Evgenia Mikhailovna found a way out of this situation.
- Burn: Olga's eyes burned with happiness of shared love.
- Shine: The policeman is so well-fed, smooth, already shiny all over.
- Twinkle: Asterisk, twinkle brighter so we don't go astray.
- Different: At the very first seminar, Pavel distinguished himself: he ridiculed not only fellow students, but also the teacher himself.
- Sparkle: The shoemaker polished my boots well: they sparkled.
- Shine: You're shining, what happened?
- Be famous: Our team is famous for its accuracy.
- Shine: Month Mesyatsovich is shining, waiting for his girlfriend Moon.
Descriptive sentences
To better understand the meaning of the verb"b-l-e-s-t-e-t-s", it is worth studying examples of sentences with this word.
- I must say, Larisa Markovna did not shine with wit or special mind.
- "We don't shine with anything, even though you are innocently welcome" (A. S. Pushkin "Eugene Onegin").
- What's that glitter under the bed?
- The polished pans shone and pleased the eye with cleanliness, almost sterility.
- In this parallel, no one shines with knowledge of geometry.
- Snow glitters in the bright sun.
