What can we infer from "sparkly"?

Hello

Heres a definition of sparkly --> http://www.thefreedictionary.com/sparkly

Hope that helps, good luck with the homework.

really??? i never knew

ty. but idk what it INFERS because i have an extract...
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They came in by train from Victoria every five minutes, rocked down Queen’s Road standing on the tops of the little local trams, stepped off in bewildered multitudes into fresh and glittering air: the new silver paint sparkled on the piers, the cream houses ran away into the west like a pale Victorian water-colour; a race in miniature motors, a band playing, flower gardens in bloom below the front, an aeroplane advertising something for the health in pale vanishing clouds across the sky.

Within the context of this extract?



Looks like it means the paint was shimmering/glistening/shining brightly.

basically... but my teacher keeps on going on about saying what it infers... and idk what he on about

basically... but my teacher keeps on going on about saying what it infers... and idk what he on about

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we can infer that something magical or out of the ordinary may happen as sparkling is usually associated with magic

perhaps sparkled in that context can be used to say that the place is dreamy, unbelievable, out of this world

thanks, made a lot of difference


QUOTE=kpwxx;68396846]He probably means what you can assume that's not actually stated.

Here it sounds like they're probably going for something like "It was recently painted" or something but it does technically say new so maybe not.

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basically, but i want to surprise sir with a really good piece of work... something i dont usually do...





thanks, thats actually pretty good point





yeah maybe. thanks anyway