英:['brɪlɪəntlɪ]
美:[ˈbrɪljəntlɪ]
英:['brɪlɪəntlɪ]
美:[ˈbrɪljəntlɪ]
词根:brilliant
adj.brilliant 灿烂的,闪耀的;杰出的;有才气的
n.brilliance 光辉;才华;宏伟
brilliancy 光辉;耀度;宝石光
adjective
very bright : glittering
a brilliant light
striking, distinctive
a brilliant example
distinguished by unusual mental keenness or alertness
brilliant scientists
British very good : excellent
noun
a gem (such as a diamond) cut in a particular form with numerous facets so as to have special brightness or brilliance
Adjective French brillant, present participle of briller to shine, from Italian brillare Noun borrowed from French brillant, noun derivative of brillant brilliant >entry 1
The first known use of brilliant was circa 1681
brindlenoun
a brindled color or animal
brimstonenoun
sulfur
brim1 of 2noun
the edge or rim of something hollow (as a container)
full to the brim
the part of a hat that sticks out around the lower edge
brim2 of 2verb
to be or become full to overflowing eyes brimming with tears boats brimming with tourists
brimming with happiness
brim1 of 2noun
the edge or rim of something hollow (as a container)
full to the brim
the part of a hat that sticks out around the lower edge
brim2 of 2verb
to be or become full to overflowing eyes brimming with tears boats brimming with tourists
brimming with happiness
brim1 of 2noun
the edge or rim of something hollow (as a container)
full to the brim
the part of a hat that sticks out around the lower edge
brim2 of 2verb
to be or become full to overflowing eyes brimming with tears boats brimming with tourists
brimming with happiness
brim1 of 2noun
the edge or rim of something hollow (as a container)
full to the brim
the part of a hat that sticks out around the lower edge
brim2 of 2verb
to be or become full to overflowing eyes brimming with tears boats brimming with tourists
brimming with happiness
brilliant1 of 2adjective
flashing with light : very bright
brilliant jewels
very impressive
a brilliant career
very smart or clever a brilliant idea
a brilliant student
brilliant2 of 2noun
a gem (as a diamond) cut so as to sparkle
1 The masks Picasso saw—expressive, sharply featured, wholly new—were in fact recent works of art, and they were brilliantly innovative.
2 They had rigged a floodlight, which made the wet rocks glisten brilliantly.
3 The deportation of Berkman and Goldman — and the brilliant display of the power of the Editorial File System — proved to be the first major triumph of Hoover’s career.
4 the diamond cutter set out an array of brilliants to show the various ways the diamond could be cut
5 Signora Grimani beamed at Victor as if he had just grown a pair of brilliantly white angel's wings.
6 It was an odd manuscript; in the midst of the profoundest personal tragedy, sinking into economic ruin, he wrote brilliantly funny columns.
7 Read brilliantly-written blogs, and learn from them.
阅读编写出色的博客,并从中学习。
8 And, yes, it works brilliantly.
没错,它实施起来会很出色。
9 To him, the speech had worked brilliantly—but on the wrong audience.
10 The moon shone brilliantly on the sodden grass, the mossy gravestones, the crumbling mausoleum, the figures in their hideous embrace between the columns.
11 a store decorated in brilliant colors
12 Davies goes into raptures over the brilliantly coloured paintwork.
戴维斯深深喜欢上了那幅色彩绚丽的油画作品。
13 The goalie saved brilliantly from Johnson's long-range shot.
守门员漂亮地扑挡了约翰逊的远射。
14 A cascade of perfect movements, with hundreds of brilliantly calibrated actions, coursed through the mechanical man.
15 Miss Garnder sat at her desk in her brilliantly lighted room.
16 The culture of possibility that Daisy Ford embraced and put to use so brilliantly on behalf of her daughters was passed on to her by the peculiarities of the West Indian social structure.
17 He had proved himself brilliantly under pressure, and he concluded the briefing with an inspiring peroration that every instinct told him was a masterful exhibition of eloquent tact and subtlety.
18 Seabiscuit, sound, brilliantly fast, and impeccably prepared, had spoken on Smith’s behalf.
19 The colt was a descendant of the mighty Man o’ War through his sire, the brilliantly fast, exceptionally handsome Hard Tack, but his stunted build reflected none of the beauty and breadth of his forebears.
20 She has a brilliant mind.
3 鲜艳
fresh bright brilliant vibrant vivid glowing blazing brightly vividly vibrantly gaily brightness freshness vibrancy vividness gay colorful
5 辉煌地
7 灿烂
bright brilliant gorgeous glorious sparkling shining splendid dazzling glittering flamboyant pyrotechnic effulgent refulgent aglitter gemmy fulgent splendent irradiant gorgeously radiantly resplendently lustrously glow glitter glare splendor irradiance flamboyance effulgence refulgence resplendence resplendency
8 才气焕发
9 出色
great mean nice beautiful outstanding remarkable glorious sterling cracking crackerjack beautifully wonderfully superbly ably flying colours
13 巧妙
subtle clever cunning artful deft natty neatly subtly artfully ably skilfully cunningly adroitly craftily slickly cleverness craftiness slickness
15 成功地