Her hair had lost its lustre.
她的头发失去了光泽。
The presence of the prince added lustre to the occasion.
王子的出现给那场面增添了光彩。
1.光泽;光彩;光辉
2.釉,光瓷器皿
3.光荣,荣誉
4.〈英〉光面呢绒[绸缎]
5.分枝烛台,(吊挂式)分枝灯架
6.同“lustrum”
1.光泽;光彩;光辉
2.釉,光瓷器皿
3.光荣,荣誉
4.〈英〉光面呢绒[绸缎]
5.分枝烛台,(吊挂式)分枝灯架
6.同“lustrum”
1.Same as lustrum
1.If be remained only a few when, color thicken, feculence , can add on a bit alcohol diluent, restore original colour and lustre.
假如只剩下少量时，颜色变浓、变浊，可以加上一点乙醇冲淡，恢复原有色泽。
2.Protects the wood, both on the surface and in depth; gives the surface a fine lustre and prolongs the product's life.
保护木头的表面和内部；保持表面光泽，延长产品使用寿命。
3.As the day advanced, the sun came out with a brighter lustre.
天渐渐放亮，太阳出来，放射着加灿烂的光芒。
4.The lustre of some of New Star's managers faded, notably that of Stephen Whittaker, the former joint chief investment officer.
一些新星的基金经理头上的光环已经褪去，特别是前任联合首席投资官史蒂芬•维托克。
5.Besides these glories, he shone in the lustre of a new pair of boots and an extremely stiff and shiny hat.
除了这些华丽壮观以外，他还体面地穿着一双新皮鞋，戴着一顶又硬又亮的礼帽。
6.The general overall appearance of upper should be viewed for naturalness eye-appealing lustre.
鞋面之整体外观必须看起来自然以及吸引人眼光的亮丽和光彩。
7.Such a mother's love without too much bright-coloured colour and lustre, the more no more magnificent, just very moist beautiful worrying.
这样的母爱出有太多鲜艳的色泽，更没有多华美瑰丽，只是很温润的牵挂。
8.The fame of Washington stands apart from every other in history shining with a truer lustre and a more benignant glory.
华盛顿在历史人物中独树一帜。他的声望放射出更为纯正的异彩和更为慈祥的光辉。
9.Morrel's clear eye was for the moment clouded, then it shone with unusual lustre, and a large tear rolled down his cheek.
莫雷尔那对明亮的眼睛暂黯淡了一下，但很快又恢复了那种不寻常的光泽，一滴眼泪顺着他的脸颊滚落下来。
10.Every hour the kaleidoscope of human affairs threw a new lustre upon something, and therewith it became for her the desired--the all.
每天，人生的万花筒赋予一些新的事物以光采，于是这个事物就成了她所追求的目标。