glow
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ɡloʊ/ · UK /ɡləʊ/
glow means: To give out a soft, steady light.
verb
SHINE SOFTLYB1
To give out a soft, steady light.
- The lamp glowed softly.
- Little stars glow on her bedroom ceiling.
- His phone screen was glowing in the dark.
SHINE WITH HEATB2
To give out light because of heat, without producing a flame.
- The hot iron glowed red.
- Coals were glowing beneath the ash.
- The metal begins to glow as its temperature rises.
FIRE LIGHTB2
If a fire does this, it gives out heat and light.
- A fire glowed in the fireplace.
- The campfire was still glowing at midnight.
- We sat beside the warmly glowing fire.
noun
WARM COLORB2
A warm, bright color, especially the healthy pink or red color in someone's face.
- Her cheeks had a healthy glow.
- The walk gave his face a rosy glow.
- The orange curtains added a warm glow to the room.
Questions about glow
What does glow mean?
To give out a soft, steady light.
What is glow in other languages?
Türkçe: ışıldamak · Español: brillar · Français: luire · Deutsch: leuchten · Italiano: brillare · 日本語: 光る
How do you pronounce glow?
In American English /ɡloʊ/; in British English /ɡləʊ/.
How do you use glow in a sentence?
The lamp glowed softly. Little stars glow on her bedroom ceiling.
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