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brighten

/ˈbraɪ.tən/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre ou de devenir plus lumineux, plus clair ou plus joyeux.

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/ˈbraɪ.tən/B1formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner l'action de rendre ou de devenir plus lumineux, plus clair ou plus joyeux.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming brighter, lighter, or more cheerful.

  1. Make or become brighterA2formal

    To make something lighter or more illuminated, or to become lighter.

    frRendre ou devenir plus lumineux

    • The sun brightened the room in the morning.
    • She brightened the dark corner with a new lamp.
    • The sky brightened after the storm passed.

    Synonymesgleamglowilluminateillumineirradiatelightlightenshine

    Antonymesdarkendimdull

  2. Become happier or more cheerfulB1informal

    To become more cheerful, lively, or optimistic.

    frS'éclaircir (en parlant du moral)

    • Her smile brightened the whole room.
    • The good news brightened his mood instantly.
    • He brightened up when he heard about the party.

    Synonymesbuck upcheer uplighten upperk uprallyrevivetake heart

    Antonymesdepressgloomsadden

  3. Improve or enhanceB2formal

    To make something more pleasant, attractive, or promising.

    frembellir, améliorer

    • The new paint brightened the appearance of the house.
    • Her advice brightened my outlook on the situation.
    • Adding fresh flowers brightened the entire office.

    Synonymescheerembellishenhanceenlivenilluminateimprovelight up

    Antonymesdarkendimdulltarnish

Formes
  • brightened past participle
  • brightened past simple
  • brightening present participle
  • brightens third person singular
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