0 If you have a glint in your eye, your eyes shine with excitement or because you are going to do something bad. -- błysk, iskierka
1 a quick flash of light that shines from something or is reflected from it -- błysk, iskra
Optical discriminating had previously consisted of methods to eliminate solar glint as a false alarm.
Spatial, spectral, and creative temporal filters were used to minimize false alarms caused by solar glint.
When the shiny fenders of the cars catch the light, the glint produces an unwanted dark halo around the glint.
Barracudas may mistake things that glint and shine for prey.
The moderate settlements on the whole are those which are taking place in the private sector, in areas where people have seen some glint of the red light.
Now we have a glint of hope.
They have only to see the glint of money—however unreal—to believe that there must be a new source of spending one's way to growth and recovery.
There is not the glint of battle in their eyes.
