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| ablaze; coruscant; fulgid; irradiate; radiant; refulgent; resplendent; rutilant; sparkling; shining (Abysslooker); coruscating | |||
| glaring | |||
| fulgent | |||
| glittering | |||
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| be radiant with; distinguish oneself (чем); scintillate | |||
| shine (в обществе, разговоре; often with at; to be very good (at something)); beam; coruscate; glitter; sparkle (to be lively or witty • She really sparkled at that party); shine out; star (в роли, на каком-либо поприще и т.п.); cut a brilliant figure (Anglophile); be resplendent with; scintillate (тж. перен.); crackle; glow; be conspicuous (kee46); flash (also figurative Abysslooker); figure (в свете); flare; flaunt; flory; flourish; flourishing; glare; glisten; lighten; radiate; spark; twink; twinkle | |||
| be an overachiever | |||
| tear it up (To compete extremely well You look back at the greatest players and if they were in their prime and in the game now, my goodness gracious. Jerry West would be tearing it up. Elgin would be tearing it up. Oscar Robertson would be tearing it up. Wilt Chamberlain would be tearing it up. You just go down that list. I'm sitting here watching the NBA games every night now, and I know what those guys could do. It's just an enduring greatness. VLZ_58); take a shine to (Mick took a shine to the new teacher of History. == Мик блеснул знаниями перед новым учителем истории.) | |||
| shine on (в чем-то; • You really shine on the oboe. – Ты действительно блистательно играешь на гобое. maystay); scintillate (особ., умом, юмором, остроумием Vadim Rouminsky) | |||
| effulge | |||
| blaze | |||
| shine at | |||
| glance; glint | |||
| fulgurate; rutilate | |||
| resplend | |||
| slay (CRINKUM-CRANKUM) | |||
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