glare in French
glare in French is éclat — glare means a harsh, dazzling light.
glare in French
éclat
What does "glare" mean?
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noun A harsh, dazzling light.
"The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead."
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noun An angry, fierce stare.
"He gave the referee a glare after the decision."
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verb To stare angrily at someone.
"She glared at him across the room."
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verb To shine with a harsh, dazzling light.
"The midday sun glared down on the desert."
glare in a sentence
- The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead.
- She shielded her eyes from the glare of the headlights.
- He gave the referee a glare after the decision.
- She glared at him across the room.
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Common French translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "glare" in French?
"glare" in French is éclat. glare means: A harsh, dazzling light.
How do you use "glare" in a sentence?
Example: "The glare off the snow made it hard to see the road ahead." In French, "glare" is éclat.
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