glittered

v.

闪烁，闪耀，闪光( glitter的过去式和过去分词 )；眼睛闪现（某种强烈情感）；

1. Wealth's glitter never washed a foul life clean.
   财富的光辉永远洗不净肮脏的生涯。
2. In these cities what remains of the old China is hidden by the glitter.
   在这些城市里，旧中国所遗留下来的东西都被闪烁的灯光掩埋了。
3. He stared at me with a cruel glitter in his eyes.
   他眼露凶光地瞪着我。
4. She felt the glitter of the visions mounting to her brain.
   这个梦幻世界放射出的华丽光辉逐渐侵入了她的脑海。
5. The gloss and glitter of Hollywood seemed fascinating to the girl.
   好莱坞的虚荣与繁华似乎强烈吸引着这个女孩。

1. The diamond ring on her finger glittered in the light.
   她手指上的钻石戒指在灯光下闪闪发光。
2. A half-moon caused the rippling sea to glitter.
   半月于微波的海面闪闪发亮。
3. The golden leaves glitter under the azure sky.
   金黄的树叶在蔚蓝的天空下熠熠闪光。

ALL THAT GLITTERED
All that glittered
The Gold That Glittered
Decorative glittered articles and method of making same
...And the contraflow system glittered
ADHESIVE BANDAGE WITH A GLITTERED OUTER SURFACE
All that Glittered: Selected Correspondence of Lionel Phillips, 1890-1924 by Maryna Fraser; Alan Jeeves
Not all that glittered is gold: neural mechanisms that determine when reward will enhance or impair memory
Detection and tracking of oil slicks on sun-glittered visible and near infrared satellite imagery
On the Estimation of Thickness of Marine Oil Slicks From Sun-Glittered, Near-Infrared MERIS and MODIS Imagery: The Lebanon Oil Spill...