英语词组bright spark是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

bright spark

A person who is regarded as clever or intelligent. The term can also be used sarcastically to mean the opposite. Primarily heard in UK, Australia, New Zealand. Timmy's the bright spark of the family—he graduated at the top of his class. Some bright spark at the auto repair shop forgot to tighten the lugnuts on my wheels after he rotated my tires.

a bright spark

mainly BRITISH

A bright spark is a clever person. But the girl from Dublin is not just a pretty face. The bright spark is studying archaeology and the history of art at UCD. Some bright spark at the club seems to think that the best way to attract young fans is to turn the football stadium into a theme park for the day. Note: This expression is usually used to mean the opposite, referring humorously to a person with stupid ideas.

bright spark

a clever person (often used ironically to or of a person who has done something you consider stupid). British informal

(a) bright ˈspark

(British English, informal, often ironic) a lively and intelligent person: What bright spark (= stupid person) left the front door open all night?

词组	bright spark
释义	Idiom bright spark British & Australian an intelligent person. Some bright spark was clearing up and threw my invitation away. bright spark noun a cheerful, energetic person NEW ZEALAND, 2002 bright spark A person who is regarded as clever or intelligent. The term can also be used sarcastically to mean the opposite. Primarily heard in UK, Australia, New Zealand. Timmy's the bright spark of the family—he graduated at the top of his class. Some bright spark at the auto repair shop forgot to tighten the lugnuts on my wheels after he rotated my tires. a bright spark mainly BRITISH A bright spark is a clever person. But the girl from Dublin is not just a pretty face. The bright spark is studying archaeology and the history of art at UCD. Some bright spark at the club seems to think that the best way to attract young fans is to turn the football stadium into a theme park for the day. Note: This expression is usually used to mean the opposite, referring humorously to a person with stupid ideas. bright spark a clever person (often used ironically to or of a person who has done something you consider stupid). British informal (a) bright ˈspark (British English, informal, often ironic) a lively and intelligent person: What bright spark (= stupid person) left the front door open all night?
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