The sudden glare from the headlights temporarily blinded the driver, forcing him to slow down.
车灯突然的刺眼光线暂时使司机失明，迫使他减速。
Which choice best defines “glare”?
C — Stare angrily; n. strong light. “glare” means stare angrily; n. strong light.
Which word means “stare angrily; n. strong light”?
C — glare. “glare” means stare angrily; n. strong light.
glare — stare angrily; n. strong light. In Chinese: 怒目而视，刺眼的光.
glare is pronounced /ɡler/.
The sudden glare from the headlights temporarily blinded the driver, forcing him to slow down. (车灯突然的刺眼光线暂时使司机失明，迫使他减速。)
stare, scowl, glower — all close in meaning to glare (stare angrily; n. strong light).
smile, glance — each the opposite of glare (stare angrily; n. strong light).
Yes. glare is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.
glare (strong light, stare angrily)