luster in Russian
luster in Russian is блеск, глянец, лоск — luster means a gentle shine or sheen, especially on a surface like metal, hair, or pearls.
luster in Russian
блеск
Pronounced: blesk
блеск
Pronounced: blesk
(obsolete) A glory, an act or thing that imparts fame or renown.
глянец
Pronounced: glyanets
(obsolete) A glory, an act or thing that imparts fame or renown.
лоск
Pronounced: losk
(obsolete) A glory, an act or thing that imparts fame or renown.
сияние
Pronounced: siyaniye
(obsolete) A glory, an act or thing that imparts fame or renown.
What does "luster" mean?
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noun A gentle shine or sheen, especially on a surface like metal, hair, or pearls.
"The necklace had lost its luster after years in a drawer."
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noun Glory, distinction, or prestige.
"Winning the award added new luster to her already impressive career."
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verb To shine or give a soft glow.
"The polished silverware lustered under the candlelight."
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luster in a sentence
- The necklace had lost its luster after years in a drawer.
- Winning the award added new luster to her already impressive career.
- The polished silverware lustered under the candlelight.
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What is "luster" in Russian?
"luster" in Russian is блеск, глянец, лоск. luster means: A gentle shine or sheen, especially on a surface like metal, hair, or pearls.
How do you pronounce блеск?
"luster" in Russian is блеск, pronounced "blesk".
How do you use "luster" in a sentence?
Example: "The necklace had lost its luster after years in a drawer." In Russian, "luster" is блеск, глянец, лоск.
Are there other ways to say "luster" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 4 translations listed for "luster": блеск, глянец, лоск, сияние.
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