单词：glarest
炫目地照射，发耀眼的光，闪耀：
The tropic sun glared down on us all day.
热带的太阳整日灼晒着我们。
瞪眼，怒视，怒目而视(常与 at， down 连用)：
The whole class glared at the teacher when he told them their punishment.
在老师向全班宣布处罚时，全班同学气愤地怒视着他。
炫耀，炫示，显眼，惹眼
vt.
瞪着眼发出(或表示)(敌意等)，以怒视表示(敌意等)：
They glared their anger at each other.
他们互相怒视。
[古语]使被强烈的反射
n.
强而炫目的光，炫光，强烈的闪光；强烈的阳光；炫耀，炫目
炫耀，耀目；夸耀，张扬；炫耀的陈设；惹眼
瞪眼，怒目而视，愤怒的目光
近义词:
blaze
短语:
glare defiance at
藐视；蔑讽
变形：
vi.
glared
. glaring
glare2
[ɡlεə]
n.
(冰等)光滑明亮的表面
adj.
光滑而发亮的，明亮的，明净的，似镜面的
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