Bright
[ braɪt ]
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adj. 明亮的，鲜亮的;聪明的;辉煌的;活泼的，机灵的，乖巧的;
adv. 明亮地，光明地，光亮地;欢快地，愉快地;
n. 车头灯;<古>光辉，辉煌;
📝 例句
A bright student learns quickly.
聪明的学生学得快。（反dull笨）
She has blue and bright eyes.
她有一对蓝色的欢快的眼睛。
The fire shines bright.
火光明亮地照耀着。
He is full of bright ideas.
他足智多谋。
If you work hard, you will have a bright future.
如果努力工作,你将会有一个美好的前程。
🌱 联想助记
【串】小偷见到bright(明亮的)地方就fright(惊慌)地不敢upright(挺立)身体
【记】※ b-似数字“6”,right-右边:右边有6盏明亮的灯
※ bright-欢快的,fright-惊吓:欢快的人们,突然遭惊吓
※ b-拼音“不”,right-对:一个小孩在光线不明亮的地方学习,这是不对的
✅ 同义词
🔴 反义词
🔤 词根
📖 牛津释义
bright
adj
(-er, -est)
1 giving out or reflecting much light; shining 发光的; 反光的; 明亮的
bright sunshine 灿烂的阳光
bright eyes 明亮的眼睛
Tomorrow's weather will be cloudy with bright periods. 明天的天气多云、间中有阳光.
2 (of a colour) intense; bold; vivid （指颜色）鲜艳的, 鲜明的, 醒目的
a bright blue dress 宝蓝色的连衣裙
The leaves on the trees are bright green in spring. 春天树上的叶子是翠绿的.
3 promising; hopeful 光明的; 有希望的
a child with a bright future 有前途的孩子
Prospects for the coming year look bright. 来年前景看来很有希望.
4 cheerful and lively 愉快的; 活泼的
She has a bright personality. 她个性爽朗.
5 clever; intelligent 伶俐的; 聪明的; 有智慧的
a bright idea/suggestion 高明的见解[建议]
He is the brightest (child) in the class. 他是班里最聪明的（孩子）.
6 (idm 习语) (be/get up) bright and `early very early in the morning 一大早; 大清早
You're (up) bright and early today! 你今天真早哇! (as) bright as a `button very clever; quick-witted 聪敏的; 伶俐的; 机灵的. the bright `lights (excitement of) city life 都市生活（的丰富多彩）
He grew up in the country, but then found he preferred the bright lights. 他在乡村长大, 但後来觉得很喜欢繁华的都市生活. a bright `spark (infml often ironic 口, 常作反语) lively and intelligent person (esp one who is young and promising) 活泼而聪明的人（尤指有为的年轻人）
Some bright spark has left the tap running all night. 哪个小淘气干的聪明事, 让水龙头开了一夜. look on the `bright side find sth to be cheerful or hopeful about in spite of difficulties 在困境中看到事物光明的一面. bright, adv brightly 光明地
The stars were shining bright. 星光灿烂.
🔁 扩展释义
*[brait]a. 明亮的, 聪明的, 鲜明的, 欢快的ad. 明亮地, 欢快地【机】 嫩
🌿 同词根单词
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Please try to keep relaxed, sir.
别太紧张，先生。
Whoever told you that was just joking.
无论是谁告诉你的，反正都是开玩笑。
Bagrit dismissed the idea that computers would learn to 'think' for themselves and would 'rule the world', which people liked to believe in those days.
巴格瑞特根本不接受计算机可以学会自己去“思考”和计算可以“统治世界”这种想法，而这种想法是当时的人们都愿意相信的。