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brightly

/ˈbraɪt.li/

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adverb

/ˈbraɪt.li/B1formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее «ярким образом» или «с сильным светом». Используется для описания того, как что-то светится, сияет или отражает свет, а также может использоваться в переносном смысле для описания интеллекта, жизнерадостности или ярких цветов.

An adverb meaning "in a bright manner" or "with strong light." It is used to describe the way something shines, glows, or reflects light, and can also be used figuratively to describe intelligence, cheerfulness, or vivid colors.

  1. With strong lightA2formal

    In a way that emits or reflects a lot of light; shining intensely.

    ruЯрко

    • The sun shone brightly over the ocean.
    • The stars twinkled brightly in the night sky.
    • The polished floor reflected the light brightly.

    Synonymsbrilliantlydazzlinglyglaringlyintenselyradiantly

    Antonymsdimlydully

  2. Vividly or intenselyA2formal

    In a way that is strong, clear, and vivid in color or appearance.

    ruЯрко

    • The flowers were brightly colored in shades of red and yellow.
    • She painted the room brightly with cheerful hues.
    • The bird's feathers were brightly patterned.

    Synonymsbrilliantlydazzlinglyglaringlyintenselyradiantlyvividly

    Antonymsdimlydullyfaintly

  3. Cheerfully or intelligentlyB1informal

    In a lively, cheerful, or clever manner.

    ruЯрко

    • She smiled brightly at the good news.
    • The child answered the question brightly.
    • He spoke brightly about his future plans.

    Synonymsanimatedlyastutelycheerfullycheerilycleverlygailyintelligentlyjoyfullykeenlymerrilysmartlyvivaciously

Forms
  • more brightly comparative form
  • most brightly superlative form
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