1.
make dim or lusterless.
使失去光泽或没有光泽。
2.
make dim or indistinct.
使变得暗淡或失去光泽。
3.
Salt tarnishes silver.
盐可使银失去光泽。
4.
A hot plate will spoil the polish of the table.
热盘子会使桌子失去光泽。
5.
Air and moisture tarnish silver.
空气和潮湿使银子失去光泽。
6.
If the plate tarnishes, you can rub it up a little and bring back its shine.
如果盘子失去光泽，你可以稍为擦试一下，使其恢复光泽。
7.
become dim or lusterless.
变得暗淡或失去光泽。
8.
Her eyes lost their luster.
她的眼睛失去了光泽。
9.
To lose vigor, brilliance, or liveliness.
失去活力，失去光泽，不快乐
10.
Give her surprise now and then; do not let your love lose its lustre.
时不时的给她些惊喜，不要让生活使你们的爱情失去光泽。
11.
mirrors that have tarnished with age
因年深月久而失去光泽的镜子
12.
To deprive of perception or insight.
使失去眼光或洞察力。
13.
become dull or lusterless in appearance; lose shine or brightness, as of a varnished surface.
涂漆的表面，呈现出变钝或没有光泽，失去光泽或光亮。
14.
Restorers have so far removed more than two thirds of the dull patina which had been obscuring the statue.
到目前为止，修复工作者们已经清除了超过三分之二的暗灰色铜锈，这些铜锈使雕像失去了光泽。
15.
There were labels on the side and on the top; it had belonged to Aunty Henny.
箱子上面装饰着突起的木条和失去光泽的铜钉。
16.
The gloss of novelty being gone, that which was once thought unparalleled proves only ordinary(oft said of women.
失去了光泽，昔日独秀而今日平平（通常指女人）
17.
put a polish on...
(打磨) 使…产生光泽
18.
The high building deprived their house of sunlight.
那楝高建筑物使他们的房子失去阳光。