“luster”造句，怎麼用luster造句

College graduates may be losing some of their luster for reasons beyond technology and trade.

SHANGHAI — The World’s Fair may have lost the luster it brought decades ago to world capitals like Paris.

So, a college degree, once a coveted holy grail, a glamorous passport to a fulfilled and secure life, has lost its luster, right?

Once the resolution is changed, you start seeing those ugly rectangles (pixel squares), which deteriorate the image quality and take away its luster.

But because another word gloss means "shine or luster on a smooth surface" (as the New Oxford American dictionary puts it) someone has submitted an Urbandictionary entry for that word.

Ortega believed that had he lived, Jackson was poised for a career resurgence that would have restored some of the luster lost after the singer's 2005 child molestation trial.

A smooth, glossy finish or appearance; luster.

Study participants rated the same objects as more desirable when they carried the alleged celebrity luster.

Then it's really no more than a means of transportation, it too loses its luster.

I'm trying very hard not to put off, hold back, or save anything that would add laughter and luster to our lives.

So while they may manage what money they have well, they are unable to create a flow of abundance and could live a life which lacks the luster that spontaneity brings.

A good name keeps its luster in the dark.

all common sulfide minerals except sphalerite are electric conductors, so are most other minerals with a metallic luster, including graphite and some kind of coal.

The best pu er you should not be missed, fitting in loose and tight, shape fatty strong of leaves, the color and luster is brown-red, ruddy in tea soup, the taste is mellow, aroma pure and unadulterated.

Gianni Versace SpA has closed its boutiques in Japan, a sign of how one of the world's biggest luxury markets is beginning to lose its luster with some luxury brands.

Healthy women have lustrous, shiny hair, whereas the hair of sickly people loses its luster.