brilliant

UK
/ˈbrɪl.jənt/
US
/ˈbrɪl.jənt/

Traducciones

brilliantnoun
Specialized countable noun sense: a brilliant-cut diamond or gemstone.
brilliantadjective
Main and most frequent part of speech; used both attributively and predicatively.
brilliantnoun
brilliants
pl
UK
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US
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The jeweler showed us a brilliant that was worth a fortune.
Ювелир показал нам бриллиант, который стоил целое состояние.
brilliantadjective
more brilliant
Comp.
most brilliant
Super.
UK
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US
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She came up with a brilliant solution to the problem.
Она предложила блестящее решение проблемы.
The brilliant sunlight streamed through the window.
Яркий солнечный свет лился в окно.
He is a brilliant scientist known for his groundbreaking research.
Он выдающийся учёный, известный своими новаторскими исследованиями.
The brilliant white light made it hard to see.
Ослепительный белый свет мешал видеть.
We had a brilliant evening.
У нас был отличный вечер.
Traducciones adicionales
одарённыйО человеке, способностях.
brilliantinterjection
UK
/ˈbrɪl.jənt/
US
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Used colloquially in British English to express approval or pleasure.
ОтличноРазг., BrE; выражает одобрение или удовольствие.
Brilliant! That's exactly what we needed.
Отлично! Это именно то, что нам было нужно.
ЗдоровоРазг.; выражает одобрение или удовольствие.
Brilliant! You solved it so quickly.
Здорово! Ты так быстро решил это.
brilliantsnoun

brilliant

brilliants
pl
UK
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US
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She wore a necklace adorned with brilliants.
Она носила ожерелье, украшенное бриллиантами.
Sinónimos

Definiciones

brilliantnoun
A diamond or other gemstone cut with many facets so that it sparkles intensely.
She wore a necklace with three large brilliants.
brilliantadjective
Giving off a lot of light; very bright or sparkling.
The brilliant white walls reflected the sunlight.
Exceptionally intelligent, talented, or skillful.
She gave a brilliant answer in class.
Excellent; extremely good or impressive.
That was a brilliant performance.
brilliantnoun
A diamond or other gemstone cut in a particular form with numerous facets so as to have exceptional brilliance.
The jeweler showed us a stunning brilliant that sparkled under the light.
brilliantadjective
Exceptionally clever or talented.
She came up with a brilliant solution to the problem.
Very bright and radiant.
The brilliant sunlight streamed through the window.
Impressive or striking in appearance.
The brilliant colors of the sunset took everyone's breath away.
Excellent; wonderful.
We had a brilliant time at the festival.
brilliantinterjection
Used to express enthusiastic approval, pleasure, or excitement.
Brilliant! That's exactly what we needed.
brilliantsnoun
A type of gemstone, especially a diamond, that has been cut in a particular way to maximize its brilliance and sparkle.
The necklace was adorned with several brilliants that caught the light beautifully.
A term used to describe a person or thing that is exceptionally clever or talented.
The young chess prodigy was considered one of the brilliants of his generation.