Bright

柯林斯词典

bright /braɪt/ (brighter,brightest,brights)

• 1. ADJ A bright colour is strong and noticeable, and not dark. 鲜艳的 (颜色)

  ...a bright red dress. …一条鲜艳的红色连衣裙。

• 2. brightlyADV 鲜艳地

  ...a display of brightly coloured flowers. …色彩鲜艳的花卉的一次展示。

• 3. ADJ A bright light, object, or place is shining strongly or is full of light. 明亮的

  ...a bright October day. …一个明媚的10月天。

• 4. brightlyADV 明亮地[ADV with v]

  ...a warm, brightly lit room. …一间温暖的、灯光明亮的房间。

• 5. ADJ If you describe someone as bright, you mean that they are quick at learning things. 聪明的

  I was convinced that he was brighter than average. 我确信他比一般人聪明。

• 6. ADJ A bright idea is clever and original. 巧妙新颖的 (主意)

  There are lots of books crammed with bright ideas. 有很多书都充满了巧妙新颖的点子。

• 7. ADJ If someone looks or sounds bright, they look or sound cheerful and lively. 欢快活泼的

  The boy was so bright and animated. 这个男孩非常欢快活泼、有生气。

• 8. brightlyADV 欢快活泼地[ADV with v]

  He smiled brightly as Ben approached. 当本走近时,他欢快地笑了。

• 9. ADJ If the future is bright, it is likely to be pleasant or successful. (未来) 光明的

  Both had successful careers and the future looked bright. 两人都有过成功的事业,前途看上去很光明。

• 10. N-PLURAL The brights on a vehicle are its headlights when they are set to shine their brightest. (开到最亮的) 车头灯[美国英语]

  ...a Bronco with its brights on, parked in the middle of the street. …一辆烈马牌的汽车打着开到最亮的头灯，停在街中央。

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