bright

S2 W1

BrE /braɪt/ AmE /braɪt/

adjective en → es

1 LIGHT A2

having a lot of light; not dark

claro, brillante, luminoso

Collocations bright sunlight · a bright room

  • It was a bright sunny day.

    Era un día soleado y brillante.

2 INTELLIGENT B1

clever; quick to learn or understand things

inteligente, astuto, perspicaz

Collocations bright child · a bright student

  • She's a very bright young woman.

    Ella es una joven muy inteligente.

3 COLORFUL B1

having colors that are clear and strong; not pale or dark

vivo, brillante, intenso

Collocations bright colors · a bright red dress

  • The flowers were very bright and colorful.

    Las flores eran muy vivas y coloridas.

1 SHARP B2

sharp or pointed; not blunt or dull

afilado, agudo, afilador

Collocations a bright knife · bright needles

  • The scissors are very sharp and bright.

    Las tijeras son muy afiladas y agudas.

2 HOPEFUL B1

full of hope or confidence about the future; optimistic

optimista, esperanzado, prometedor

Collocations bright prospects · a bright future

  • He has a very bright and promising career ahead.

    Tiene un futuro brillante y prometedor por delante.

3 SHARP B2

clear or sharp; not blurred or unclear

nítido, claro, agudo

Collocations bright vision · a bright image

  • The picture was very clear and bright.

    La imagen era muy nítida y clara.

1 SHARP B2

sharp or pointed; not blunt or dull

afilado, agudo, afilador

Collocations a bright knife · bright needles

  • The scissors are very sharp and bright.

    Las tijeras son muy afiladas y agudas.

2 HOPEFUL B1

full of hope or confidence about the future; optimistic

optimista, esperanzado, prometedor

Collocations bright prospects · a bright future

  • He has a very bright and promising career ahead.

    Tiene un futuro brillante y prometedor por delante.