1, sparkling, interpreted as: describing sparkling. Light reflected by sunlight or moonlight on a water wave. Sparkling, describing clear water and stones. In nature, water is everywhere. Sunlight or moonlight shines on the water, and after a series of physical processes, it will form the sparkling scene we see.
2. When sunlight or moonlight shines on the water surface, the light will first be reflected by the water surface, then refracted into the air, then reflected by the water surface, and finally refracted into the air again, forming a phenomenon called "diffraction". In this process, light will scatter and interfere, thus forming a light and dark texture on the water surface, which is the sparkling phenomenon we see.
3. In literary works, sparkling descriptions are usually associated with beautiful, mysterious and romantic feelings. For example, when describing the scenery, the author may use "sparkling lake" to describe the beauty of the lake; When describing a love story, the author may use "sparkling eyes" to describe the emotional communication between two people.
The eye-catching sentences are as follows:
1, the lake is sparkling, as if there are countless jewels flashing.
The lake in the morning is sparkling and beautiful.
The road shines like a huge mirror after the rain.
The lake is sparkling, and the distant mountains are reflected in it, which is like a dream.
5, the sun shines on the sea, sparkling and spectacular.
6. The morning sun shines on the lake, sparkling, and everything looks so quiet and beautiful.
7. The moonlight shines on the quiet lake, sparkling and intoxicating.
8. The sparkling water in the pond attracted many people's attention.
9. The sea is full of Ying Ying. In the sunset, the waves jump like naughty children, and the water is golden and sparkling.
10. In summer, the cool Crescent Lake has become a good place for people to escape the heat. The lake is sparkling and very pleasant.