shine in Greek
shine in Greek is λάμπω, ακτινοβολώ — shine means to give off or reflect light brightly.
shine in Greek
λάμπω
Pronounced: labo
(intransitive, copulative) To emit or reflect light so as to glow.
ακτινοβολώ
Pronounced: aktinovolo
(intransitive, copulative) To emit or reflect light so as to glow.
What does "shine" mean?
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verb To give off or reflect light brightly.
"Stars shine more clearly when you are far from the city lights."
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verb To perform exceptionally well or stand out.
"Some children shine in sport, while others shine in music or art."
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verb To point a light source at something.
"Could you shine your phone at the lock so I can see the keyhole?"
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noun Brightness or gloss, whether from a light source or a polished surface.
"The floor had a lovely shine after she mopped and buffed it."
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shine in a sentence
- Stars shine more clearly when you are far from the city lights.
- The sun shone brightly over the valley.
- Some children shine in sport, while others shine in music or art.
- If you give him a chance, I think he will shine.
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What is "shine" in Greek?
"shine" in Greek is λάμπω, ακτινοβολώ. shine means: To give off or reflect light brightly.
How do you pronounce λάμπω?
"shine" in Greek is λάμπω, pronounced "labo".
How do you use "shine" in a sentence?
Example: "Stars shine more clearly when you are far from the city lights." In Greek, "shine" is λάμπω, ακτινοβολώ.
Are there other ways to say "shine" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "shine": λάμπω, ακτινοβολώ.
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