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bright

Meaning in simple English

US /braɪt/

bright means: Giving out a lot of light or filled with a lot of light.

adjective

MUCH LIGHTA2

Giving out a lot of light or filled with a lot of light.

  • The sun is bright.
  • We moved into a bright room with large windows.
  • The bright lamps hurt my eyes.

Similar words: well-lit, luminous, radiant

Opposites: dark, dim

Common phrases: bright light, bright room, bright sunshine, bright stars

QUICK TO LEARNB1

Able to understand things and learn quickly.

  • She’s a bright child.
  • Our brightest students often ask difficult questions.
  • He is bright enough to solve the problem himself.

Similar words: clever, intelligent, smart

Opposites: stupid, dim

Common phrases: bright child, bright student, bright young person, bright mind

STRONG COLORSA2

Having strong, clear colors that are easy to notice.

  • She wore a bright red hat.
  • The garden is full of bright flowers.
  • They painted the doors in brighter colors.

Similar words: vivid, vibrant

Opposites: dull, muted

Common phrases: bright colors, bright red, bright dress, bright yellow

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