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glow1 /gləʊ/ verbo intransitivo [fire] brillar;
[metal] estar^(conj.⇒) al rojo vivo;
to ~ with health rebosar (de) salud;
to be ~ing with happiness estar^(conj.⇒) radiante de felicidad

glow2 sustantivo (no pl) brillo m;
he felt a ~ of pride sintió una oleada de orgullo

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Diccionario Espasa Concise © 2000 Espasa Calpe:

glow [gləʊ]

I	n (de luz) brillo, resplandor      (de la cara) rubor
II	verbo intransitivo 1   (sol, joya, etc) brillar, resplandecer      (fuego) arder 2   figurado to glow with health, rebosar de salud

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Compound Forms:
healthy glow			rubor saludable n
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'glow' also found in these entries:

English:

glow-worm - dull - dully - eerie - fiery - neon - shine

Spanish:

fulgor - luciérnaga - relucir - resplandor - soflama

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