limpid

• Adjetivo literário que significa perfeitamente transparente, claro ou límpido, seja no sentido físico (água, ar, cristal) ou no sentido figurado (estilo, ideia, expressão fácil de entender).

An old-fashioned or literary adjective meaning perfectly clear, transparent, or easy to understand.

1. C2formal

   Describes water, air, or a liquid that is perfectly clear and bright, without cloudiness.

   Transparente e límpido

   • The limpid waters of the mountain lake reflected the sky.
   • Her eyes were limpid and full of life.
   • The stream ran limpid over the smooth pebbles.

   Sinônimosclearcrystal clearlucidpellucidpuretranslucenttransparentunclouded

   Antônimoscloudymuddymurkyopaqueturbid

2. TransparentC2formal

   Allowing light to pass through so that objects behind can be seen clearly.

   Transparente

   • The limpid glass of the window offered an unobstructed view.
   • The crystal was so limpid that it seemed invisible.
   • He poured a limpid liquid into the beaker.

   Sinônimosclearcrystallinepellucidtranslucenttransparent

   Antônimoscloudymurkyopaqueturbid

3. Easily understoodC2formal

   Describes language, writing, or speech that is clear, simple, and easy to understand.

   Claro e compreensível

   • The author's limpid prose made complex ideas accessible.
   • Her explanation was limpid and left no room for confusion.
   • He wrote in a limpid style that was a pleasure to read.

   Sinônimosclearcoherentintelligiblelucidplainsimpletransparentunderstandable

   Antônimosambiguousconfusingincomprehensibleobscureunclearvague