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sunburst

/ˈsʌn.bɜːrst/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la aparición repentina del sol entre las nubes, un diseño con un disco central radiante del que parten rayos, o un broche con piedras preciosas dispuestas en forma de sol.

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noun

/ˈsʌn.bɜːrst/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la aparición repentina del sol entre las nubes, un diseño con un disco central radiante del que parten rayos, o un broche con piedras preciosas dispuestas en forma de sol.

A noun referring to a sudden emergence of the sun from behind clouds, a design with a central sun-like disk and emanating rays, or a jeweled brooch with a sun-like pattern.

  1. Sudden sunlightB1formal

    A sudden and bright appearance of the sun from behind clouds, often after a period of overcast weather.

    esRáfaga de sol

    • After the storm, a beautiful sunburst lit up the valley.
    • The photographer captured a stunning sunburst over the ocean.
    • We enjoyed a brief sunburst before the clouds returned.
  2. Design patternB2formalart

    A decorative design featuring a central disk resembling the sun with rays extending outward.

    esSol radiante decorativo

    • The quilt had a beautiful sunburst pattern in the center.
    • The architect incorporated a sunburst motif into the building's facade.
    • The logo featured a stylized sunburst in gold and orange.
  3. Jewelry itemB2formal

    A brooch or other piece of jewelry designed with a central gemstone and radiating rays, resembling the sun.

    esBroche o joya en forma de sol

    • She wore a vintage sunburst brooch on her lapel.
    • The antique shop had a collection of sunburst pins from the 1920s.
    • He gave her a diamond sunburst necklace for their anniversary.
Formas
  • sunbursts plural form
  • sunbursts' possessive plural form
  • sunburst's possessive singular form