twinkled

英 [ˈtwɪŋkld]

美 [ˈtwɪŋkld]

v.  闪耀; 闪烁; (眼睛因高兴或兴奋)闪光，发亮
twinkle的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 闪烁;闪耀
  If a star or a lighttwinkles, it shines with an unsteady light which rapidly and constantly changes from bright to faint.
  1. At night, lights twinkle in distant villages across the valleys.
     夜间，山谷那头的遥远村落里灯光闪闪。
  2. ...a band of twinkling diamonds.
     一串闪闪发光的钻石
• VERB (因感到有趣或高兴而眼睛)闪亮，发光
  If you say that someone's eyestwinkle, you mean that their face expresses good humour or amusement.
  1. She saw her mother's eyes twinkle with amusement.
     她看到母亲眼中闪烁着喜悦的光芒。
  2. Twinkleis also a noun.
     
  3. A kindly twinkle came into her eyes.
     她的目光变得友善起来。

双语例句

• Her eyes twinkled with splendor and happiness at the ugly baby in her arms.
  看着怀中丑陋的婴儿她的眼睛变得光彩夺目，幸福万分。
• Her dress was covered in sequins which twinkled as she moved.
  她的连衣裙上镶着小光片，身体一动就闪闪发光。
• The glasses glanced and twinkled in the firelight.
  这眼镜在火光中反光闪烁。
• A ring with diamond on the third finger of her left hand twinkled in the fire-light.
  她左手无名指上戴的钻石戒指在火光下闪闪发亮。
• Stars twinkled in the night sky.
  夜空中群星闪动。
• The old boy's eyes twinkled.
  老头儿眨了眨眼。
• A myriad of lights twinkled like stars in the distance.
  远处有无数盏灯像星星一样闪烁。
• The reflections from the fireworks twinkled in the river.
  烟火的倒影在河水中闪烁。
• The light in my bedroom twinkled, blurred and twinkled again.
  我房间的灯变得闪烁不定，忽明忽暗。
• The sky was black with bright, shining stars that never twinkled.
  天空一片漆黑，晶莹明亮的星星一点也不闪烁。