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bright

 
 
/braɪt/ adjective

Definition

COLOUR having a strong, light colour: bright yellow/blue
LIGHT full of light or shining strongly: bright sunshine The room is small but bright.
INTELLIGENT intelligent: He's a bright boy.
HAPPY happy or full of hope: She's always so bright and cheerful.
brightly adverb brightly coloured flowers brightness noun [U]
(Definition of bright adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

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