| 词组 | glow |
| 释义 | glow When the verb glow is used with a preposition, use of with occurs most frequently: • ... the fire that burned within him, that glowed with so strange and marvellous a radiance —Aldous Huxley, The Olive Tree, 1937 • ... she was a positive creature, self-assured, beautiful and glowing with an interior smile —Jean Stafford, The Mountain Lion, 1947 • ... the whole tiered and layered place glowed with new paint —Bernard Malamud, The Assistant, 1957 Glow is less frequently used with about, at, from, in, into, of, over, and to in various relations and senses: • ... regard it as perfectly proper to study and glow about the marvels of Roman aqueducts —Sidney Hook, Education for Modern Man, 1946 • ... sitting alertly in the drawing-room, glowing at friends —Elizabeth Bowen, The Hotel, 1927 • ... her gentle, eager personality glowing from her fine features —Rex Ingamells, Of Us Now Living, 1952 • ... the leaves of the maple trees glowed red and yellow in the sunlight —John P. Marquand, So Little Time, 1943 • Opposing opinions glow into acrimony —Morris Longstreth, Book-of-the-Month Club News, March 1951 • ... the Gilbert apartment, never brightly lit, glowed of itself —Lloyd Alexander, Discovery, March 1954 • ... he glowed over the marvels of modern gadgetry that could reduce hard work —James Aldredge, Irish Digest, February 1955 • They kindled him and made him glow to his work —D. H. Lawrence, Sons and Lovers, 1913 |
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