gloss

释义

n.光彩，光泽，光滑; 注释，注解; 假象vt.发光，给…加光泽; 注释，注解; 掩饰（错误）

大小写变形: Gloss GLOSS

词态变化

复数 :   glosses ; 第三人称单数 :   glosses ; 过去式 :   glossed ; 过去分词 :   glossed ; 现在分词 :   glossing ;

实用场景例句

The downpour left a sleek gloss on the wet asphalt.

雨水在潮湿的柏油路上留下了一层光滑的光泽。

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Polished television advertisements may appear sophisticated, yet one should never confuse the gloss with genuine substance.

电视广告可能看起来精致高端，但切勿将表面的光泽误认为真实的内涵。

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She skillfully applied a gloss to the atrocities committed by the regime in her personal journal.

她在个人日记中巧妙地粉饰了该政权犯下的暴行。

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Beneath a polished gloss lay the deliberate attempt to brighten the historical account.

刻意打造的光鲜外表下，是对历史叙述加以美化的精心设计。

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Her eyelids gleamed with a delicate gloss.

她的眼睑因一层精致的亮泽而闪烁。

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Shimmering lip glosses that leave a luminous glow.

闪耀着迷人光泽的唇彩。

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Experienced academics provided a gloss on the term 'drynke', defining it as 'love-potion'.

资深学者对术语'drynke'进行了注释，将其定义为'love-potion'（爱情魔药）。

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Beneath the gloss of happiness was a lonely heart.

在幸福的外表下面却藏着一颗孤独的心。

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glossy paint requires two coats for a perfect finish.

完美涂装需要两层面漆。

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She applied a shiny gloss to her lips before the party.

她在派对前给嘴唇涂上了闪亮的唇彩。

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You can choose the book with either a gloss or a matte cover.

你可以选择带光泽或磨砂封面的书。

金山词霸

Glossy magazines often feature colorful advertisements.

光面杂志通常以彩色广告为特色。

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to gloss over a mistake

掩饰一个错误

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The author puts a scholarly gloss on the ancient myth.

作者对古老神话作了一番学术性的精彩阐述。

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The sudden rainstorm took the gloss off our picnic plans.

突如其来的暴雨让我们的野餐计划黯然失色。

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smooth and shiny surface

glossy fabric with a soft texture on one side

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Healthy skin conditioning gloss, color, compact, flexible, red, delicate, moisture, thickness, acid - base.

调理出健康皮肤的光泽 、 色泽 、 紧致 、 弹性 、 红润 、 细腻 、 润泽 、 厚薄 、 酸碱.

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Her hair has a lovely gloss.

她的头发美丽而有光泽.

《简明英汉词典》

英英释义

Noun

1. an explanation or definition of an obscure word in a text

2. an alphabetical list of technical terms in some specialized field of knowledge; usually published as an appendix to a text on that field

3. the property of being smooth and shiny

4. an outward or token appearance or form that is deliberately misleading;

"he hoped his claims would have a semblance of authenticity"

"he tried to give his falsehood the gloss of moral sanction"

"the situation soon took on a different color"

Verb

1. give a shine or gloss to, usually by rubbing

2. provide interlinear explanations for words or phrases;

"He annotated on what his teacher had written"

3. provide an interlinear translation of a word or phrase

4. gloss or excuse;

"color a lie"