Definition of shiny in English:

shiny

adjectiveshinier, shiniest ˈʃʌɪniˈʃaɪni

(of a smooth surface) reflecting light, typically because very clean or polished.
（光滑表面）发亮的，闪光的
shiny hair
油光锃亮的头发。
shiny black shoes
闪闪发亮的黑色鞋子。
Example sentencesExamples
- Continue to do this until most of the egg has set, but still retains a soft shiny surface.
- One school friend said one vivid memory was of May as a child with long black shiny hair who loved to skip.
- When cooked, the filling should have set like a custard and have a smooth shiny surface.
- Beneath the postmodern gloss of its bright shiny surfaces lies a cleverly disguised core of rational modernity.
- Standing them in water will keep the stems shiny and plump but be careful when using electric lighting near water.
- She put on the silky dress, white stockings and shiny black boots.
- My eyes darted to the point of the noise and saw a small shiny black object with earphones.
- Lead pipes and solder are dull gray, when scratched they will look shiny.
- She glanced at me, her face shiny with sweat.
- When he looked back up at me, I realized what had been making his eyeballs so shiny.
- An object with a smooth shiny surface reflects more light than an object with a rough grainy surface.
- Powered by infrared lasers, the shiny surface reflects and focuses this laser beam into a ring.
- As the sun came and went behind the clouds, shiny surfaces reflected it right across the showground.
- How do I avoid scuffing my new shiny black shoes?
- Ten minutes later, Keven stumbled out the door, face pale and shiny with sweat.
- I didn't know they could even make fabric that shiny.
- On the right we have a brand new shiny penny.
- I almost met him once and he had very shiny shoes - always a sign of true class.
- My hair was all shiny and smooth from the stuff the hairdresser put in my hair yesterday.
- My handsome brother, with his shiny black hair, white teeth and carved jaw line.
Synonyms
glossy, glassy, bright, polished, burnished, gleaming, satiny, sheeny, lustrous, smooth
rare nitid

Derivatives

shinily

adverb

The cube's two halves slot together like an infuriating Christmas cracker puzzle and the four minimally printed CDs sit shinily in separate slots.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's about the size of four phone boxes knocked through, but it's very new, and shinily neat and bright.
- He is smooth-faced and shaved shinily bald.
- Its stainless-steel panels perforated by a grid of numerous small holes are either shinily opaque or surprisingly transparent, depending on your angle of view.
- Why is it that the more shinily realistic graphics get, the worse the people in the games look?
- It's the same colour as before only more shinily and evenly so.

shininess

nounˈʃʌɪnɪnəsˈʃaɪninəs

Her tear filled eyes glazed over the shininess of the pipe, and then almost instantly, she screamed in rage and threw it down the tunnel.
Example sentencesExamples
- There's just something so special about a freshly opened conker - but then the shininess fades and thoughts turned to preparing it for combat.
- I am like a magpie, seduced by all the shininess.
- It has now lost its silky shininess and slinky softness.
- The typography and frightening face shininess are not to be missed.
- It is not only the brightness, garishness, shininess and fine detail of these pictures: the composition, too, was - by the standards of the masters - slapdash.
- I remember this shininess now with a particular weight of irony.
- Frankly the thought's so scary that I'm now scrabbling around for a shampoo that guarantees me precisely 100% normal shininess and not a single millionth of a percentage either way.
- I was now transfixed in the shininess of the razor.
- The terms you mention are ones that various manufacturers use to describe the shininess of their products.
- Remember that surface flatness is always much more important than shininess.
- That afternoon, my cousins and I were admiring its shininess and how cool it looks.

Rhymes

briny, Heine, liny, piny, spiny, tiny, whiny

Definition of shiny in US English:

shiny

adjectiveˈSHīnēˈʃaɪni

(of a smooth surface) reflecting light, typically because very clean or polished.
（光滑表面）发亮的，闪光的
shiny hair
油光锃亮的头发。
shiny black shoes
闪闪发亮的黑色鞋子。
Example sentencesExamples
- Continue to do this until most of the egg has set, but still retains a soft shiny surface.
- I almost met him once and he had very shiny shoes - always a sign of true class.
- She glanced at me, her face shiny with sweat.
- When cooked, the filling should have set like a custard and have a smooth shiny surface.
- My eyes darted to the point of the noise and saw a small shiny black object with earphones.
- How do I avoid scuffing my new shiny black shoes?
- An object with a smooth shiny surface reflects more light than an object with a rough grainy surface.
- Beneath the postmodern gloss of its bright shiny surfaces lies a cleverly disguised core of rational modernity.
- As the sun came and went behind the clouds, shiny surfaces reflected it right across the showground.
- She put on the silky dress, white stockings and shiny black boots.
- My hair was all shiny and smooth from the stuff the hairdresser put in my hair yesterday.
- Ten minutes later, Keven stumbled out the door, face pale and shiny with sweat.
- My handsome brother, with his shiny black hair, white teeth and carved jaw line.
- Standing them in water will keep the stems shiny and plump but be careful when using electric lighting near water.
- Lead pipes and solder are dull gray, when scratched they will look shiny.
- On the right we have a brand new shiny penny.
- One school friend said one vivid memory was of May as a child with long black shiny hair who loved to skip.
- Powered by infrared lasers, the shiny surface reflects and focuses this laser beam into a ring.
- I didn't know they could even make fabric that shiny.
- When he looked back up at me, I realized what had been making his eyeballs so shiny.
Synonyms
glossy, glassy, bright, polished, burnished, gleaming, satiny, sheeny, lustrous, smooth

词汇	shiny
释义	Definition of shiny in English: shiny adjectiveshinier, shiniest ˈʃʌɪniˈʃaɪni (of a smooth surface) reflecting light, typically because very clean or polished. （光滑表面）发亮的，闪光的 shiny hair 油光锃亮的头发。 shiny black shoes 闪闪发亮的黑色鞋子。 Example sentencesExamples Continue to do this until most of the egg has set, but still retains a soft shiny surface. One school friend said one vivid memory was of May as a child with long black shiny hair who loved to skip. When cooked, the filling should have set like a custard and have a smooth shiny surface. Beneath the postmodern gloss of its bright shiny surfaces lies a cleverly disguised core of rational modernity. Standing them in water will keep the stems shiny and plump but be careful when using electric lighting near water. She put on the silky dress, white stockings and shiny black boots. My eyes darted to the point of the noise and saw a small shiny black object with earphones. Lead pipes and solder are dull gray, when scratched they will look shiny. She glanced at me, her face shiny with sweat. When he looked back up at me, I realized what had been making his eyeballs so shiny. An object with a smooth shiny surface reflects more light than an object with a rough grainy surface. Powered by infrared lasers, the shiny surface reflects and focuses this laser beam into a ring. As the sun came and went behind the clouds, shiny surfaces reflected it right across the showground. How do I avoid scuffing my new shiny black shoes? Ten minutes later, Keven stumbled out the door, face pale and shiny with sweat. I didn't know they could even make fabric that shiny. On the right we have a brand new shiny penny. I almost met him once and he had very shiny shoes - always a sign of true class. My hair was all shiny and smooth from the stuff the hairdresser put in my hair yesterday. My handsome brother, with his shiny black hair, white teeth and carved jaw line. Synonyms glossy, glassy, bright, polished, burnished, gleaming, satiny, sheeny, lustrous, smooth rare nitid Derivatives shinily adverb The cube's two halves slot together like an infuriating Christmas cracker puzzle and the four minimally printed CDs sit shinily in separate slots. Example sentencesExamples It's about the size of four phone boxes knocked through, but it's very new, and shinily neat and bright. He is smooth-faced and shaved shinily bald. Its stainless-steel panels perforated by a grid of numerous small holes are either shinily opaque or surprisingly transparent, depending on your angle of view. Why is it that the more shinily realistic graphics get, the worse the people in the games look? It's the same colour as before only more shinily and evenly so. shininess nounˈʃʌɪnɪnəsˈʃaɪninəs Her tear filled eyes glazed over the shininess of the pipe, and then almost instantly, she screamed in rage and threw it down the tunnel. Example sentencesExamples There's just something so special about a freshly opened conker - but then the shininess fades and thoughts turned to preparing it for combat. I am like a magpie, seduced by all the shininess. It has now lost its silky shininess and slinky softness. The typography and frightening face shininess are not to be missed. It is not only the brightness, garishness, shininess and fine detail of these pictures: the composition, too, was - by the standards of the masters - slapdash. I remember this shininess now with a particular weight of irony. Frankly the thought's so scary that I'm now scrabbling around for a shampoo that guarantees me precisely 100% normal shininess and not a single millionth of a percentage either way. I was now transfixed in the shininess of the razor. The terms you mention are ones that various manufacturers use to describe the shininess of their products. Remember that surface flatness is always much more important than shininess. That afternoon, my cousins and I were admiring its shininess and how cool it looks. Rhymes briny, Heine, liny, piny, spiny, tiny, whiny Definition of shiny in US English: shiny adjectiveˈSHīnēˈʃaɪni (of a smooth surface) reflecting light, typically because very clean or polished. （光滑表面）发亮的，闪光的 shiny hair 油光锃亮的头发。 shiny black shoes 闪闪发亮的黑色鞋子。 Example sentencesExamples Continue to do this until most of the egg has set, but still retains a soft shiny surface. I almost met him once and he had very shiny shoes - always a sign of true class. She glanced at me, her face shiny with sweat. When cooked, the filling should have set like a custard and have a smooth shiny surface. My eyes darted to the point of the noise and saw a small shiny black object with earphones. How do I avoid scuffing my new shiny black shoes? An object with a smooth shiny surface reflects more light than an object with a rough grainy surface. Beneath the postmodern gloss of its bright shiny surfaces lies a cleverly disguised core of rational modernity. As the sun came and went behind the clouds, shiny surfaces reflected it right across the showground. She put on the silky dress, white stockings and shiny black boots. My hair was all shiny and smooth from the stuff the hairdresser put in my hair yesterday. Ten minutes later, Keven stumbled out the door, face pale and shiny with sweat. My handsome brother, with his shiny black hair, white teeth and carved jaw line. Standing them in water will keep the stems shiny and plump but be careful when using electric lighting near water. Lead pipes and solder are dull gray, when scratched they will look shiny. On the right we have a brand new shiny penny. One school friend said one vivid memory was of May as a child with long black shiny hair who loved to skip. Powered by infrared lasers, the shiny surface reflects and focuses this laser beam into a ring. I didn't know they could even make fabric that shiny. When he looked back up at me, I realized what had been making his eyeballs so shiny. Synonyms glossy, glassy, bright, polished, burnished, gleaming, satiny, sheeny, lustrous, smooth
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