| 词组 | bright |
| 释义 | bright /braɪt/ adjective 1. shining strongly, or with plenty of lightnounsbright light The bright light hurt his eyes.bright sunlight/sunshine/sun He walked out into the bright sunlight.a bright day/morning It was a bright sunny morning.a bright sky Ella loved the bright skies of southern Australia.a bright room (=with plenty of light) The room is bright and spacious.a bright star Betelgeux is one of the brightest stars in the night sky.a bright flash There was a bright flash in the sky and then a rumble of thunder.adverbsblindingly/dazzlingly bright (=in a way that hurts your eyes) The sun was already dazzlingly bright.THESAURUS: bright stronglight | sunlight strong light is very bright: The plant grows best in strong light. | Photographs fade if they are exposed to strong sunlight. brilliantlight | sunshine | sun | moon brilliant light is extremely bright: Brilliant light streamed through the window. | The garden was full of brilliant spring sunshine. | A brilliant sun shone through the trees. | A brilliant moon flooded the whole valley in white bright light.Brilliant is only used before a noun. dazzlinglight a dazzling light is so bright that you cannot look at it: The dazzling light of a torch shone in his eyes. blindinglight | flash | glare 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 a huge explosion. | A blinding flash lit up the sky. | The man was caught in the blinding glare of the car’s headlights. harshlight | sunlight | glare a harsh light is too bright and is unpleasant to look at: In the harsh light of the kitchen, she looked older than she was. | Rachel stood outside the cottage, blinking in the harsh sunlight. | The goggles protect your eyes from the harsh glare of the snow. lightroom | space a light building or room is bright because there are big windows: The dining room was light and airy. | I need a nice light space in which to work. well-litarea | room | street | office a well-lit place has plenty of light and it is easy to see clearly, usually because of electric lights: Always park in a well-lit area. | His studio is a large, well-lit room. | The well-lit streets were full of people.THESAURUS: bright → sunny2. bright colours are strong and not palenounsa bright colour The room was painted in bright colours.bright red/yellow/blue etc Wendy always wears bright red lipstick.a bright shade His face went a bright shade of purple.THESAURUS: bright brilliant very bright: Dancers dressed in brilliant colours filled the stage. | Brilliant white walls give the room a light feel.Brilliant is only used before a noun. vivid very strong and bright, especially in a way that is attractive: The sky was a vivid blue. | Fish have such beautiful vivid colours. vibrant very strong and bright, especially in a way that is exciting: These rich vibrant colours look lovely with dark hair. | The room was decorated in vibrant reds and greens. dazzling a dazzling white colour is extremely bright to look at: The boy had dazzling white teeth. | The beach is famous for its dazzling white sands. garish too bright and unpleasant to look at: He uses rather garish colours in his paintings. | The door was painted a garish yellow. | Her clothes looked garish and cheap.3. intelligentTHESAURUS: bright → intelligent |
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