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lucid

/ˈluː.sɪd/

Tradução: Descreve algo expresso de forma clara e fácil de entender, ou uma pessoa que pensa com clareza.

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Relações da palavra

adjective

/ˈluː.sɪd/C1formal
  • ptDescreve algo expresso de forma clara e fácil de entender, ou uma pessoa que pensa com clareza.

Describes something that is expressed clearly and easily understood, or a person who is thinking clearly.

  1. B2formal

    Expressed in a way that is clear and easy to understand.

    ptClaro e fácil de entender

    • The professor gave a lucid explanation of the complex theory.
    • Her writing is always lucid and well-organized.
    • He provided a lucid summary of the meeting's key points.

    Sinônimosclearcoherentcomprehensiblecrystal clearexplicitintelligibleplaintransparentunambiguousunderstandable

    Antônimosambiguousconfusingincoherentmuddledobscureopaqueunclearvague

  2. Mentally clear or saneB2formal

    Able to think clearly, especially after a period of confusion or illness.

    ptLúcido

    • After the fever broke, the patient became lucid again.
    • She was lucid and aware of her surroundings.
    • He remained lucid throughout the entire conversation.

    Sinônimosbalancedclearheadedcoherentcompos mentisrationalsanesensiblesobersound

    Antônimosbefuddledconfuseddeliriousincoherentmuddled

  3. Bright or shiningC1formal

    Full of light; bright or luminous.

    ptBrilhante

    • The lucid waters of the lake reflected the mountains.
    • A lucid star shone brightly in the night sky.
    • The room was filled with lucid sunlight.

    Sinônimosbrightbrilliantdazzlingglowingluminousradiantresplendentshining

    Antônimosdarkdimdullgloomymurkyshadowy

Formas
  • more lucid comparative form
  • most lucid superlative form
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