Gleam | Mean of gleam in English Dictionary

/ˈgliːm/

• Noun
• a small, bright light
1. He saw the gleam of a flashlight in the distance.
• a bright or shining quality
1. the rich gleam of the polished wood
• a small amount or sign of something
1. a gleam [=glimmer] of hope

• a small amount of emotion (such as happiness or excitement) that can be seen in someone's eyes
1. Her father had a gleam in his eyes as he told the story.
• Verb
• to shine brightly
1. The sun gleamed on the water.
2. His eyes were gleaming with delight.