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shine russian

  • горе́ть

    to burn, to be on fire

    to be lit, to be on

    to glow, to shine

  • свети́ть

    to shine, to give light

    to shine a light (for someone), to light the way

  • сия́ть

    to shine, to gleam, to glow

    to beam, to be radiant

  • свети́ться

    to shine, to glow, to be lit, to gleam

    to beam, to radiate (joy), to sparkle

    to attract attention, to show oneself, to be seen

  • блеск

    shine, glitter, lustre, glare

    brilliance, radiance, splendour

    flash, flashing

  • загоре́ться

    to catch fire, to start burning, to go up in flames

    to light up, to come on, to begin to shine

    to flare up, to break out, to blaze up

    to become eager, to be fired with (an idea), to get excited about

  • блесте́ть

    to shine, to glitter, to sparkle, to glint

    to make a brilliant display, to shine (with talent), to dazzle

  • сия́ние

    radiance, glow, shine, brilliance

    northern lights, aurora

  • блиста́ть

    to glow glimmer shine (same as блестеть) (poetic)

  • святи́ться

    to shine, to glow

  • просвети́ть

    to enlighten, to educate, to instruct

    to X-ray, to examine by fluoroscopy, to shine through

    to shine for a while

  • засия́ть

    to begin to shine, to light up, to start to glow

    to light up (of eyes or face), to beam

  • блесну́ть

    to flash, to gleam, to glint, to sparkle

    to shine, to make a brilliant display, to show off (a talent)

  • начи́стить

    to polish, to shine, to buff up

    to peel (a quantity of), to clean (a quantity of)

  • посвети́ть

    to shine, to hold the light, to light the way

  • засвети́ть

    to light, to light up, to switch on, to turn on

    to expose, to reveal, to blow (a cover), to give away

    to give a smack, to punch, to clout

    to expose (film) by accident, to fog (film)

    to begin to shine, to start to glow

  • отсве́чивать

    to gleam/shine/reflect

  • просве́чивать

    to show through, to shine through, to be visible through

    to X-ray, to examine by transillumination, to look through (against the light)

  • воссия́ть

    to shine forth, to beam, to radiate, to blaze

  • начища́ть

    to polish (to a shine), to shine (shoes etc.), to scrub clean

    to peel (a large quantity of), to clean (a large quantity of)

  • лучи́ться

    to shine brightly, to be radiant

  • надра́ить

    to scrub, to polish (to a shine), to swab

    to tell off, to give a telling-off, to chew out

    to haul taut, to tighten, to lash down

  • лосни́ться

    to be glossy, to shine

  • пригрева́ть

    to warm, to warm up, to shine warmly

    to take in, to shelter, to treat kindly, to look after

  • золоти́ться

    to become golden, to shine golden

  • лощи́ть

    (colloquial) to polish to rub for a shine and smoothness on something

  • вы́лощить

    (colloquial) to polish to rub for a shine and smoothness on something

  • ма́слиться

    to leave greasy marks, to shine, to glisten

  • заблесте́вший

    having begun to shine, sparkling, glistening, gleaming

  • роско́шничать

    to live in luxury, to luxuriate, to live on the fat of the land, to splurge

    to be resplendent, to shine in full beauty, to flourish luxuriantly

  • чи́стильщик

    shoe-shiner, shoeblack, bootblack

    cleaner

    sweeper

  • начи́щенный

    polished, shined, shiny

  • надра́енный

    polished, shined, burnished

  • надра́ивший

    having scrubbed, having polished, having shined (thoroughly)

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