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shine
[ʃaɪn]
sustantivo
1brillo (m) lustre (m)
  • to give one's shoes a shine -> sacar brillo a los zapatos
2(idioms)
  • to take the shine off something -> empañar or deslucir algo
  • to take a shine to somebody (familiar) -> tomar cariño a alguien
verbo transitivo (pt & pp shone [ʃɒn])
también:
  • to shine a torch on something -> enfocar una linterna hacia algo
3(pt & pp shined ) lustrar, sacar brillo a (polish)
verbo intransitivo
4brillar
  • to shine at something (sentido figurado) -> destacar en algo
  • her face shone with joy -> estaba resplandeciente de alegría

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shine [shain]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
1Lucir, relucir, brillar, resplandecer, relumbrar (lighten). (n)
2Relucir, sobresalir, resaltar alguna virtud (stand out, glitter). (n)
  • The sun is shining -> hay sol
  • To shine a light on -> proyectar una luz sobre
3Lucir, sobresalir, distinguirse una persona por sus prendas, ingenio, etc., sobresalir, exceder (excel). (n)
4Favorecer, ser propicio. (n)
va. Pulir, bruñir, dar lustre (shoes).
sustantivo
1Resplandor, lustre, brillo (light).
2Buen tiempo, claridad (clearness).
  • Sun -> claridad del sol
3Inclinación, afecto, gusto. (Germania; Alemania)

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shine [ʃaɪn] shone (past)
noun
(brilliance) brillo; (m) lustre; (m)
to give sth a shine sacar brillo a algo; to take the shine off sth deslustrar algo; deslucir algo; quitar a algo su encanto
come rain or shine haga el tiempo que haga
to take a shine to sb (informal) tomar simpatía por algn
verb:transitive
1 shined (past) (polish) sacar brillo a; pulir
2
to shine a light on sth echar luz sobre algo
verb:intransitive
1 [+sun, light etc] brillar; [+metal] relucir
the sun is shining brilla el sol; the metal shone in the sun el metal relucía al sol; her face shone with happiness su cara irradiaba felicidad
2 [+student etc] destacar; sobresalir
to shine at English destacar sobresalir en inglés;or

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Verb Conjugation for "shine"

Imperative
  • shine
  • you shine
  • he/she shines
  • we shine
  • you shine
  • they shine
Preterite
  • I shone
  • you shone
  • he/she shone
  • we shone
  • you shone
  • they shone
Present Continuous
  • I am shining
  • you are shining
  • he/she is shining
  • we are shining
  • you are shining
  • they are shining
Present Perfect
  • I have shone
  • you have shone
  • he/she has shone
  • we have shone
  • you have shone
  • they have shone
Past Continuous
  • I was shining
  • you were shining
  • he/she was shining
  • we were shining
  • you were shining
  • they were shining
Past Perfect
  • I had shone
  • you had shone
  • he/she had shone
  • we had shone
  • you had shone
  • they had shone
Future
  • I will shine
  • you will shine
  • he/she will shine
  • we will shine
  • you will shine
  • they will shine
Future Perfect
  • I will have shone
  • you will have shone
  • he/she will have shone
  • we will have shone
  • you will have shone
  • they will have shone
Future Continuous
  • I will be shining
  • you will be shining
  • he/she will be shining
  • we will be shining
  • you will be shining
  • they will be shining
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been shining
  • you have been shining
  • he/she has been shining
  • we have been shining
  • you have been shining
  • they have been shining
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been shining
  • you will have been shining
  • he/she will have been shining
  • we will have been shining
  • you will have been shining
  • they will have been shining
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been shining
  • you had been shining
  • he/she had been shining
  • we had been shining
  • you had been shining
  • they had been shining
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