Pronunciation

/braɪt/

Definitions

• Adjective: 1. Having or showing good cheerfulness or brightness of mind; optimistic. For example: “The sunlit room was filled with a bright atmosphere.”
• 2. Luminous or shining; having or giving off light. For example: “The streetlights cast a bright glow on the pavement.”
• 3. (of a color)鲜明的;鲜艳的. For example: “She wore a bright red dress to the party.”
• 4. (of intelligence or understanding) clear and sharp. For example: “He has a bright mind for math.”

Noun (informal)

• Brightness can also be used as a noun to refer to the quality of being bright or vivid. For example: “She adjusted the lamp to increase the brightness.”

Adverb

• Brightly, meaning in a lively or cheerful manner, or with a lot of light. For example: “She smiled brightly at her friends.”

Phrases

• “A bright future” refers to a promising or optimistic outlook.
• “Keep it bright” is a phrase urging someone to maintain a clean or well-lit environment.
• “Brighten up your day” is a way to encourage someone to be cheerful.

Example Sentences

• Adjective: “The sun’s bright rays warmed her face.”
• Noun: “The teacher praised his students for their bright ideas.”
• Adverb: “She answered the question brightly, full of enthusiasm.”
• Phrases: “The new paint brings a bright touch to the old house.”

Synonyms

• Cheerful
• Luminous
• Radiant
• Vivid
• Intelligent
• Sharp-witted