bright

bright and early very early in the morning.

as bright as a button intelligently alert and lively. informal

☞ There is a play here on bright in its Old English sense of 'shiny' (like a polished metal button) and bright in its transferred sense of 'quick-witted', found since the mid 18th century.

the bright lights the glamour and excitement of a big city.

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

bright young thing a wealthy, pleasure-loving, and fashionable young person.

☞ The term was originally applied in the 1920s to a member of a young fashionable group of people noted for their exuberant and outrageous behaviour.

look on the bright side be optimistic or cheerful in spite of difficulties.

词组	bright
释义	bright bright and early very early in the morning. as bright as a button intelligently alert and lively. informal ☞ There is a play here on bright in its Old English sense of 'shiny' (like a polished metal button) and bright in its transferred sense of 'quick-witted', found since the mid 18th century. the bright lights the glamour and excitement of a big city. bright spark a clever person (often used ironically to or of a person who has done something you consider stupid). British informal bright young thing a wealthy, pleasure-loving, and fashionable young person. ☞ The term was originally applied in the 1920s to a member of a young fashionable group of people noted for their exuberant and outrageous behaviour. look on the bright side be optimistic or cheerful in spite of difficulties.
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