Shine meaning in English

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Definition

to shine: the sun, gold, and lights all do this verb
The sun is shining, the birds are singing... what a beautiful day!
to shine shoes: to clean, to polish shoes idiom
to shine through (the darkness): to appear as a light through (the darkness) verb
to shine through also means "to appear", "to stand out".

UK: Stop shining your torch in my eyes.
US: The sun shone on every day of our vacation
  • "I have an appointment to have my shoes shined at 3:00, and I don't like to be rushed."
  • "Despite his humble beginnings in the deepest, darkest Amazon, General Oléré stood out like a shining star."
  • "Good luck, and don't forget to shine your shoes!"
  • "As for today, look for partly cloudy skies, with a few rays of sun shining through in the afternoon: highs of 60, 62."
  • "When there's a shine on your shoes, there's a melody in your heart..."

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