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bright /braɪt/ adjective (comparative brighter, superlative brightest)

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bright
[adjective]
Synonyms:
- shining, brilliant, dazzling, gleaming, glowing, luminous, lustrous, radiant, shimmering, vivid
- intelligent, astute, aware, clever, inventive, quick-witted, sharp, smart, wide-awake
- sunny, clear, cloudless, fair, limpid, lucid, pleasant, translucent, transparent, unclouded
Antonyms: dim, dull, dense
Contrasted words: dark, dusky, gloomy, murky, tenebrous, colorless, drab, dreary, lackluster, leaden, somber, cloudy, gray, overcast, shadowy, moonless, starless, sunless, faint, pale, weak, retarded
Related Words: clear, light, undimmed, illuminated, lighted, coruscating, flashing, gleaming, glistening, glittering, scintillating, shimmering, sparkling, blazing, flaming, glowing, burnished, polished, shiny, sunshiny, advanced, precocious
English Thesaurus: bright, strong, brilliant, dazzling, blinding, ...

[TahlilGaran] English Synonym Dictionary

bright S2 W2 /braɪt/ adjective (comparative brighter, superlative brightest)
[Language: Old English; Origin: beorht]

1. LIGHT shining strongly, or with plenty of light:
Her eyes were hurting from the bright lights.
bright sunshine
a large bright room

2. SUNNY if the weather is bright, the sun is shining and there is a lot of light Antonym : dull:
The weather was bright and sunny.
a bright autumn day

3. INTELLIGENT intelligent and able to learn things quickly:
He was an exceptionally bright child.
a bright ambitious young man

4. a bright idea a very good idea – sometimes used ironically (IRONIC):
Whose bright idea was this?
He is constantly coming up with bright ideas for making money.

5. COLOURS bright colours are strong and easy to see:
a bright red jumper
I never wear bright colours.

6. CHEERFUL happy and full of energy:
Her voice was bright and cheerful.
She gave him a bright smile.
He looked up at me with bright eyes.

7. SUCCESSFUL if the future looks bright, you think that something will be successful Synonym : promising:
The school’s future now looks very bright.
I’m sure the company has a bright future now.

8. as bright as a button very intelligent and full of energy

9. look on the bright side to see the good points in a situation that seems to be bad:
Come on, try to look on the bright side.

10. bright and early very early in the morning:
He was up bright and early, keen to get started.

11. bright spark informal someone who says or does something that they think is intelligent but is really wrong or stupid:
Some bright spark thought the building was on fire and called the fire brigade.

12. bright and breezy happy and confident

13. bright-eyed and bushy-tailed happy and full of energy

14. the bright lights the interesting exciting life in a big city:
She missed the bright lights of London.

15. bright spot an event or a period of time that is more pleasant when everything else is unpleasant:
The only bright spot of the weekend was our trip to the theatre.
—brightly adverb:
The sun shone brightly.
brightly coloured clothes
She smiled brightly.
—brightness noun [uncountable]

[TahlilGaran] Dictionary of Contemporary English

bright
adj.
VERBS be, look, seem The factory's future now looks quite bright.
become
ADV. exceptionally, extremely, incredibly, intensely, really, surprisingly, unusually, very a really bright child
fairly, pretty, quite, reasonably The morning was quite bright, but it clouded over in the afternoon.
unnaturally Her eyes were unnaturally bright.

[TahlilGaran] Collocations Dictionary

bright shining strongly:
The sunshine was very bright.
the bright light of the torch
strong very bright:
Photographs fade if they are exposed to strong sunlight.
brilliant extremely bright, especially in a way that seems good:
The garden was full of brilliant autumn sunshine.
dazzling a dazzling light is so bright that it hurts your eyes and you cannot look at it:
dazzling headlights
the dazzling reflection from the mirror
blinding a blinding light is very bright and makes you unable to see for a short time after you have looked at it:
There was a sudden blinding light, followed by the sound of a huge explosion.
harsh a harsh light is bright and unpleasant:
In the harsh light of the kitchen, she looked older than she was.
good if the light is good in a place where you are working, it is bright enough for you to see what you are doing:
The light wasn’t good enough to read.
light bright because there are big windows:
The dining room was light and airy.
well-lit bright because there are plenty of electric lights:
Try to park in a well-lit place.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

colour red, blue, yellow etc:
Blue is my favourite colour.
Matisse was famous for his use of colour.
shade a particular type of a colour:
The dress is a light shade of pink.
He uses different shades of green.
hue /hjuː/ literary or technical a particular colour or shade of a colour:
Her face had lost its golden hue.
tint a small amount of a colour in something that is mostly another colour:
He wears sunglasses that have a pinky-orange tint.
tone one of the many different shades of a colour, each slightly darker, lighter, brighter etc than the next:
Carpets in neutral tones give a feeling of space.
dark used about a colour that is strong and fairly close to black:
a dark blue suit
His eyes are dark brown.
deep fairly dark – often used when you think this colour looks attractive:
His eyes were a beautiful deep blue.
deep red lips
rich used about a colour that is fairly dark in a way that gives a pleasant feeling of warmth:
The walls were painted a rich red colour.
light used about a colour that is not dark:
a light blue sweater
His T-shirt was light green.
pale used about a colour that is very light:
He has very pale blue eyes.
soft used about a colour that is light in a way that is attractive because it is not too obvious:
She wears soft colours such as cream, which match her complexion.
pastel used about a colour that has a lot of white in it:
The girls wore pastel pink sundresses.
bright used about a colour that is strong and easy to see:
The front door was painted bright red.
brilliant/vivid used about a colour that is very bright:
I looked out at the brilliant blue sky.
vivid red flowers
colourful British English, colorful American English used about things that have many different bright colours:
There were window boxes full of colourful flowers.
multicoloured British English, multicolored American English used about things that have a pattern of many different bright colours:
A multicoloured flag waved in the midday sun.
gaudy/garish too brightly coloured, in a way that is unattractive:
The wallpaper was much too gaudy for me.
a garish orange tie

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

intelligent having a high level of mental ability, and good at thinking clearly and understanding ideas:
The top universities aim to select the most intelligent students.
clever especially British English, smart especially American English intelligent, so that you can think and learn quickly and find ways to solve problems:
That was very clever of you. How did you do that?
I wasn’t smart enough to be a lawyer.
bright intelligent – used especially about children and young people:
He’s a very bright kid.
the brightest student in the class
brilliant extremely intelligent and good at the work you do:
a brilliant scientist
gifted a gifted child is much more intelligent than most other children:
a special school for gifted children
wise able to make good decisions and give sensible advice, especially because you have a lot of experience:
a wise old man
cunning/crafty good at using your intelligence to get what you want, often by making secret plans or tricking people:
She was cunning enough to keep this latest piece of information secret.
He’s a crafty old devil!
brainy informal intelligent and good at studying:
My sister is the brainy one in our family.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus

sunny if the weather is sunny, the sun is shining:
When we arrived in Hong Kong, it was warm and sunny.
a lovely sunny afternoon
fine especially British English not raining, and with no clouds or only a few clouds in the sky:
a period of fine weather
Next week will be fine but a little cooler.
nice (also lovely especially British English) spoken pleasantly warm and sunny:
It’s a lovely day – why don’t we go for a walk?
If it’s nice, we’ll go to the beach.
bright if the weather is bright, the sun is shining and there is plenty of light:
a bright sunny morning
It was bright earlier on in the day.
beautiful/glorious used when the weather is very good and there is a lot of sunshine:
a glorious autumn day
The weather has been beautiful all week.
clear with no clouds or mist:
It was a clear June morning.
a clear blue sky
cloudless especially literary with no clouds:
The sun shone from a cloudless sky.
It was a beautiful cloudless morning.
dry with no rain:
a period of dry weather
Tomorrow will be mostly dry.

[TahlilGaran] English Thesaurus


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