glow
glow
gloʊ
glow
British pronunciation
/ɡlˈə‍ʊ/

英語での「glow」の定義と意味

to glow
01

輝く, 優しく光る

to shine with a soft and gentle light that is usually not very bright
Intransitive
to glow definition and meaning
example
The phosphorescent paint on the stars in the bedroom ceiling glowed in the dark.
寝室の天井の星の上の燐光塗料は暗闇で光った
02

輝く, 光る

(of a person's face) to look lively and healthy, specifically as a result of training and exercising
Intransitive
example
Even during the toughest boot camp sessions, her face glowed with determination and focus.
最も過酷なブートキャンプのセッション中でさえ、彼女の顔は決意と集中力で輝いていた
03

輝く, 光る

to exhibit an intense color and a slight shine
Intransitive
example
The evening gown glowed under the stage lights, its fabric shimmering with every movement.
夜会服は舞台のライトの下で輝き、その生地はあらゆる動きできらめいていた。
04

輝く, 光る

to display pleasure or contentment through one's expression or demeanor
Intransitive
example
She glowed with gratitude as she thanked her friends for their support during a difficult time.
彼女は困難な時期に支援してくれた友人たちに感謝の気持ちで輝いていた
Glow
01

輝き,

a soft, steady light that is often warm or dim
example
The glow of the fireplace made the room feel cozy and inviting.
暖炉の輝きが部屋を居心地よく、魅力的に感じさせた。
02

輝き, 光沢

a look or feeling of vitality, energy, and well‑being
example
She returned from vacation with a healthy glow.
彼女は休暇から健康的な輝きを持って帰ってきた。
03

温かさ, 輝き

a pleasant feeling of emotional warmth, happiness, or contentment
example
She felt a glow of pride when her son graduated.
彼女は息子が卒業したとき、誇りの輝きを感じた。
04

the emission of light by a body as its temperature rises, often producing a visible reddish or orange light

example
The metal rod developed a bright glow when heated in the furnace.
05

輝度, 光輝

the quantity of electromagnetic energy that reaches or is emitted from a specific point on a surface
example
Scientists measured the glow from the star.
科学者たちは星からの輝きを測定した。
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