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| 71. | The faces of both sister suddenly lit up with amusement. |
| 姐妹俩快活起来，脸上一下子放出光彩。 |
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| 72. | To give a gloss, glaze, or sheen to. |
| 给…增加光泽、釉或光彩 |
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| 73. | He adorned the middle of the eighteenth century |
| 他为十八世纪中叶增添了光彩。 |
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| 74. | he had a sparkle in his eye. |
| 他的眼睛里闪耀着光彩。 |
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| 75. | (derog)superficially brilliant or glamorous |
| 外表有光彩或有魅力的. |
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| 76. | It was small tyranny for a respectable wind to go wreaking its vengeance |
| 这种暴行实在没出息，很不光彩， |
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| -- 来源 -- 天宝物华（上） - The Mischievous Wind |
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| 77. | Her eyes are bright with interest. |
| 她眼中闪着好奇的光彩。 |
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| 78. | all the glitter and show of the circus |
| 马戏团的光彩华丽的洋洋大观 |
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| 79. | The fact redounds to their credit. |
| 这一事实给他们增添了光彩。 |
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| 80. | To give a false sparkle to. |
| 粉饰给…添加不真实的光彩 |
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