glow

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a warm, healthy color in someone's face, often after exercise.

n. a reddish or pinkish flush of the skin, typically signifying health, exertion, or youth.

“She had a lovely pink glow in her cheeks after her morning walk.”

“The athlete maintained a healthy glow well after the race had concluded, a testament to her excellent physical conditioning.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Countable noun

n. a strong feeling of pleasure or satisfaction.

n. an emotional state of warmth, satisfaction, or intense positive feeling.

“He felt a warm glow of pride when his daughter received her diploma.”

“A quiet glow of satisfaction settled over the team as they realized their months of hard work had finally paid off.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to produce a steady, soft light without any flames.

v. to emit steady light and heat without a visible flame; to be incandescent.

“The coals in the fireplace were still glowing hours after the fire went out.”

“The dashboard instruments glowed faintly in the dark cabin, providing just enough light for the pilot to monitor the descent.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to look very happy, excited, or healthy.

v. to exhibit a radiant appearance due to strong positive emotion or physical well-being.

“The bride was glowing with happiness as she walked down the aisle.”

“The expectant parents seemed to glow with anticipation as they shared the news with their extended family.”