lustres
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- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary lat. lustrum «sacrifice expiatoire», probablt de luer «délier, racheter, expier» (cf. grec lutron «rançon») drâz-zamân + fra. depuis des lustres : az dir-gâh/bâz-hâ lustres 1 zarq-o-barq + Si un homme a du mérite, à quoi bon le décorer ? S’il n’en a pas, on peut le décorer, parce que cela lui donnera un lustre. Consentir à être décoré, c’est reconnaître à l’État ou au prince le droit de vous juger, de vous illustrer, et caetera. ( Mon coeur mis à nu : journal intime de Charles Baudelaire ) 2 = lustres
- واژهنامه · Merriam-Webster Collegiate Dictionary 1 lus·ter n. Variant: or lus·tre Pronunciation: ' ləs-tər Function: noun Etymology: Middle English lustre, from Latin lustrum Date: 14th century : a period of five years : LUSTRUM 2 2 luster n. Variant: or lustre Function: noun Etymology: Middle French lustre, from Old Italian lustro, from lustrare to brighten, from Latin, to purify ceremonially, from lustrum Date: circa 1522 1 : a glow of reflected light : SHEEN specifically : the appearance of the surface of a mineral dependent upon its reflecting qualities 2 a : a glow of light from within : LUMINOSITY b : an inner beauty : RADIANCE 3 : a superficial attractiveness or appearance of excellence 4 a : a glass pendant used especially to ornament a candlestick or chandelier b : a decorative object (as a chandelier) hung with glass pendants 5 chiefly British : a fabric with cotton warp and a filling of wool, mohair, or alpaca 6 : LUSTERWARE –lus·ter·less \-tər-ləs\ adjective 3 luster n. Variant: or lustre Function: verb Inflected Form: lus·tered or lus·tred ; lus·ter·ing or lus·tring \-t(ə-)riŋ\ Date: 1528 intransitive verb : to have luster : GLEAM transitive verb 1 : to give luster or distinction to 2 : to coat or treat with a substance th…