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bright
- IPA[brīt]
美式
- adj.
  
  giving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining；full of light
- adv.
  
  luminously
- n.
  
  bold and vivid colors；headlights switched to high beam
- noun: bright, plural noun: brights
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adj.
形容詞
1. giving out or reflecting a lot of light; shining her bright, dark eyes I have problems seeing when the sun is bright 同義詞 shining, light, brilliant, vivid, blazing, ... 更多dazzling, beaming, intense, glaring, sparkling, flashing, glittering, scintillating, gleaming, glowing, aglow, twinkling, flickering, glistening, shimmering, illuminated, lit, lighted, ablaze, luminous, luminescent, radiant, incandescent, phosphorescent, fluorescent, shiny, lustrous, glossy, sheeny, polished, varnished, literaryirradiant, lucent, effulgent, refulgent, fulgent, lucid, glistering, coruscating, lambent, fulgurant, fulgurating, fulgurous反義詞 dark, dull
▪ full of light the rooms are bright and spacious
▪ (of a period of time) having sunny, cloudless weather the long, bright days of June 同義詞 sunny, sunshiny, cloudless, unclouded, clear, ... 更多fair, fine
▪ (of color) vivid and bold the bright green leaves 同義詞 vivid, brilliant, intense, striking, strong, ... 更多eye-catching, glowing, bold, rich, flamboyant, gaudy, lurid, garish
▪ having a vivid color a bright tie the bright flowers 同義詞 colorful, bright-colored, deep-colored, vivid, brilliant, ... 更多rich, vibrant, datedgay
2. (of a person, idea, or remark) intelligent and quick-witted a bright young journalist a suggestion box for bright ideas 同義詞 clever, intelligent, sharp, quick-witted, quick, ... 更多smart, canny, astute, intuitive, acute, alert, keen, perceptive, ingenious, inventive, resourceful, proficient, accomplished, gifted, brilliant, informalbrainy, genius, whip-smart反義詞 stupid
3. giving an appearance of cheerful liveliness she gave a bright smile 同義詞 happy, genial, cheerful, cheery, jolly, ... 更多joyful, glad, merry, sunny, lighthearted, blithe, beaming, vivacious, animated, lively, spirited, high-spirited, exuberant, ebullient, buoyant, effervescent, bubbly, bouncy, perky, chirpy, chipper, zippy, peppy, fresh, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed, bright and breezy, full of beans, datedgay
▪ (of someone's future) likely to be successful and happy the bright prospects for her early retirement 同義詞 promising, rosy, full of promise, optimistic, hopeful, ... 更多favorable, propitious, auspicious, providential, encouraging, lucky, fortunate, good, excellent, golden
4. (of sound) clear, vibrant, and typically high-pitched her voice is fresh and bright 同義詞 clear, vibrant, pellucid, high-pitched, high
adv.
副詞
1. literary luminously a full moon shining bright
n.
名詞
1. bold and vivid colors webbed gloves in neon brights
2. North American headlights switched to high beam he turned the brights on and we drove along the dirt road
bright-eyed
adj.
having shining eyes: creatures of the night—owls, bats, and bright-eyed cats
Oxford American Dictionary

bright-eyed
adj.
having shining eyes: creatures of the night—owls, bats, and bright-eyed cats
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honor bright
ph.
“on my honor”
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bright lights
ph.
the glamour and excitement of city life
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over-bright
adj.
excessively bright: over-bright chandeliers glared down on stark furniture
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Bright, John
ph.
(1811–89), English Liberal politician and reformer. A noted orator, Bright was the leader, ...
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bright spot
n.
a good part of something that is otherwise entirely bad or unpleasant: the songs are a bright spot in a dreary movie
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bright-colored
adj.
of a bold and vivid color or shade: gowns of bright-colored silk
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bright and early
as bright as a button
look on the bright side
the bright lights
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bright
IPA[brʌɪt]
英式
adj.
giving out or reflecting much light; shining: the sun was dazzlingly bright her bright, dark eyes
adv.
brightly: a full moon shining bright
n.
bold and vivid colours: a choice of colours from pastels through to brights
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