glittery

/ˈɡlɪtəri/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɡlɪtəri/ (ame, ipa) · /-ərē -əri/ (ame, mw)

glittery — 形容詞

  • glitterypositive
  • more glitterycomparative
  • most glitterysuperlative

1. covered with many small shiny pieces that sparkle or reflect light, creating a b

1.形容詞B2
釋義

閃亮的

表面有大量細小閃光物而發亮

covered with many small shiny pieces that sparkle or reflect light, creating a bright, often decorative or festive appearance

例句

Mei Chen wore a glittery dress to the New Year's Eve party downtown.

Mei Chen 穿著一件閃亮的洋裝去參加市區的跨年派對。

collocation: glittery dress

The boutique owner arranged glittery cushions on the window display shelf.

精品店老闆在櫥窗展示架上擺放了閃亮的靠墊。

inanimate subject with role-based possessor

同義詞
  • sparkly

    more informal; equally common for fashion and decorations

  • shiny

    broader meaning; not limited to tiny point-reflections, can refer to any smooth reflective surface

  • glittering

    slightly more formal or literary; often used for light reflecting off water, jewels, or city lights

反義詞
  • dull

    opposite in terms of light reflection; no shine or sparkle

  • matte

    specifically a non-reflective finish, unlike glittery surfaces

用法筆記

Often used for decorations, clothing, and party items that are designed to catch light. Less formal than 'glittering' and more common in everyday conversation about fashion, crafts, or celebrations.

常見錯誤

❌The diamond was glittery' (for a single gem).
✅The diamond was glittering
💡'glittery' usually describes surfaces covered with many tiny sparkly particles rather than one large gem's brilliance.