Bright
Adjective
UK
/braÉŞt/
US
/braÉŞt/
Level: Easy - A1 (Beginner)
Definition
Giving a lot of light, or being intelligent or cheerful.
Example
"The sun is bright."
"She wore a bright yellow dress that stood out in the crowd."
"His bright ideas helped the team solve the problem quickly."
Explanation
Bright means giving a lot of light or being full of strong colours. A bright object or place is easy to see because it shines or reflects light well, like the sun, a lamp, or a colourful shirt. Bright can also describe someone who is very smart or quick to learn. In another sense, it can mean cheerful and full of positive energy. So, bright can be about light, colour, intelligence, or even a happy mood. For example, a bright room is well-lit, a bright student is smart, and a bright future is full of good possibilities.