Bright | Mean of bright in English Dictionary
/ˈbraɪt/
- producing a lot of light
- a bright light
- The lighting was too bright.
- a bright room with lots of windows
- It was a bright, sunny day.
- having a very light and strong color
- The room was decorated in bright colors.
- a bright red
- bright blue eyes
- able to learn things quickly
- a bright child
- a bright young journalist
- showing intelligence
- a bright idea
- Walking on the railroad bridge wasn't too bright.
- Whose bright idea was it to leave the refrigerator open?
- happy and lively
- a bright smile
- providing a reason for hope
- a young actress with a bright [=promising] future
- Brighter days are ahead. [=things will improve in the future]
- The prospects for the team are bright. [=good]
- very early
- We will be getting up bright and early in the morning.
- happy and full of energy
- He arrived all bright-eyed and bushy-tailed.
- a good thing that occurs during a bad or difficult time
- Car sales were one of the few bright spots for the economy last year.