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to shine
01
to emit or reflect light or brightness
Intransitive
02
(of the sun) to produce and direct light
Intransitive
03
to reflect light, creating a glowing or bright appearance
Intransitive
04
to show exceptional talent or perform exceptionally well in a particular activity or endeavor
Intransitive
05
to have a radiant or glowing quality, often associated with health, vitality, or attractiveness
Intransitive
06
to become immediately apparent or noticeable
Intransitive
07
to make something bright and glossy by polishing it
Transitive: to shine sth
08
to direct a light source, such as a torch, to illuminate an area
Transitive: to shine a light source somewhere
Shine
01
the quality of emitting brightness and radiance
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the act of polishing something to make it glossy and reflective
shine
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shiner
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shiner
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shining
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shining
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shining
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Example
A clear night sky allows the stars to shine brightly.
The diamond on her finger seemed to shine with exceptional brilliance.
His shoes were so well-polished that they seemed to shine.
The stars shine like diamonds in the night sky.
The headlights of the car shine bright on the road.
