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sunburst

/ˈsʌn.bɜːrst/

Traduction: Nom désignant une apparition soudaine du soleil entre les nuages, un motif décoratif avec un disque central semblable au soleil et des rayons divergents, ou une broche ornée de pierres précieuses en forme de soleil.

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/ˈsʌn.bɜːrst/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une apparition soudaine du soleil entre les nuages, un motif décoratif avec un disque central semblable au soleil et des rayons divergents, ou une broche ornée de pierres précieuses en forme de soleil.

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.

    frÉclaircie ensoleillée

    • 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.

    frmotif rayonnant

    • 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.

    frBroche soleil

    • 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.
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  • sunbursts plural form
  • sunbursts' possessive plural form
  • sunburst's possessive singular form