gloss

發音: US [ɡlɔs] UK [ɡlɒs]

英語到中文的翻譯

n.	1. (書邊或行間對難字難句的)注解,解釋,評注 2. (表面的)平滑,光澤,光彩 3. 平滑的表面 4. 曲解 5. 虛飾,假象 6. 詞彙表,集注,夾加于行間的注釋性譯文
v.	1. 作注釋,寫評注 2. 發光 3. 掩飾;掩蓋 (over) 4. 曲解;搪塞 5. 注解,注釋;評注 6. 給...加光澤,給...上釉

Dewey..should be read in the original, not in his followers' gloss.
資料來源: J. Barzun
There was a gloss of tears in her large eyes.
資料來源: F. Raphael
Some colours dry matt, others dry to a gloss.
資料來源: C. Hayes
Yet all his virtues..Do in our eyes begin to lose their gloss.
資料來源: Troilus Cressida,Shakespeare
Those laws, which they assumed the liberty of interpreting and glossing upon.
資料來源: Swift
The poets are much less in need of illustration by..quotation and glossing.
資料來源: G. S. Fraser
She tried to gloss over the humiliation of it.
資料來源: A. Carter
The girl..had been killed, but the inquiry had glossed over it.
資料來源: L. Deighton

n.	1. the shiny surface of something such as paper, paint, or a photograph; the shiny and attractive appearance of something, especially someone’ s hair 2. a short explanation of what something means; a way of describing something that makes it seem better than it really is; the way in which someone understands or explains something 3. gloss paint; a substance you put on something to make it shine
v.	1. to give an explanation of a word or a piece of writing 2. to put a substance on something to make it look shiny