sparkle
چمک
definition
verb
her earrings sparkled as she turned her head
shine brightly with flashes of light.
after a glass of wine, she began to sparkle
be vivacious and witty.
noun
there was a sparkle in his eyes
a glittering flash of light.
she's got a kind of sparkle
vivacity and wit.
example
she's got a kind of 'sparkle'
after a glass of wine, she began to 'sparkle'
His cricket and his personality were marked by charm and 'sparkle' .
She was tiny, pretty, and vivacious, her 'sparkle' compensating for a lack of education.
there was a 'sparkle' in his eyes
there was a 'sparkle' in his eyes
she's got a kind of 'sparkle'
The publishing industry needs awards to bring 'sparkle' and a sense of celebrity into writing.
The entire performance was imbued with 'sparkle' and élan.
after a glass of wine, she began to 'sparkle'
Here and there little fireflies fluttered, filling the air with soft 'sparkles' of light.
A frozen waterfall stood right in front of us, 'sparkling' under the light.
Her light skin 'sparkled' and shined from the sun tan lotion she was wearing.
The new Guardian is a 'sparklingly' modern product and is firmly of today - this is what we want.
Just as she pulled her hair back and pinned it in place with her favorite 'sparkly' hairpin, the doorbell rang.
She wore 'sparkly' gold flats that matched the gold stripes on the tie.
Her golden hair glistened in the sun, her light blue eyes 'sparkling' brightly.
She smiled, the ruby on her chest 'sparkling' in the dim light from the hall.
Every illiterate good-ole-boy speaks in 'sparklingly' correct prose, with the occasional Southern idiom thrown into the mix.
He saw me when he looked up, his brown eyes 'sparkling' in the light.
I stole a glance into his clever eyes, which were 'sparkling' brightly in the pure light of the moon.
A young person in silhouette sits in the corner, gazing up at the city lights 'sparkling' like constellations.
He held something 'sparkly' in his mouth and placed in front of the rabbit.
Her bright blue eyes 'sparkled' when she was particularly happy or angry, which was quite often.
There was great breeze, and I could see the stars over the tops of the trees, 'sparkling' brightly.
The silver 'sparkles' are gleaming in the moonlight.
He looked like a four-year-old on Christmas Eve by the way his blue eyes 'sparkled' and danced.
My mother's black hair shone in the dim light and her eyes 'sparkling' with delight.
A 'sparklingly' good time was had by all, to the extent that no-one minded that the orders kept getting mixed up.
Jem raises an eyebrow, a flicker of amusement 'sparkling' in his tired blue eyes.
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