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bright /braɪt/► SEE ALLbright and early(as) bright as a buttonthe bright lights(a) bright sparka/the bright spotlook on the bright side
●bright and ˈearlyearly in the morning 大清早◆You’re up bright and early this morning!
你今天起得很早啊！●(as) bright as a ˈbutton (BrE) clever and lively 机灵活泼◆That child’s as bright as a button!
那孩子很是聪颖活泼！ OPP (as) thick as two short planks ●the bright ˈlights (informal) the big city seen as a centre of entertainment, enjoyment, etc. 城市生活的多姿多彩◆Many people from other places are still tempted by the bright lights of London.
许多外地人仍然被伦敦的五光十色所吸引。●(a) bright ˈspark (BrE, informal, often ironic) a lively and intelligent person 活泼机灵的人◆What bright spark (= stupid person) left the front door open all night?
哪个傻瓜让前门整晚都开着？●a/the ˈbright spota good or pleasant part of sth that is unpleasant or bad in all other ways （不幸或逆境中）令人高兴的事，闪光点◆The win last week was the only bright spot in their last ten games.
上周的胜利是他们最近十场比赛中唯一的亮点。●look on the ˈbright sidebe cheerful or hopeful about a bad situation, for example by thinking only of the advantages and not the disadvantages （在困境中）保持乐观，看事情有利的一面◆I know it’s inconvenient to be without a car, but look on the bright side — at least you’ll save money on petrol.
我知道没有汽车很不方便，但是想想好的方面吧，至少你不用付油钱。 |