brilliant

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brilliant
[ˈbrɪljənt]
adjetivo
1radiante, resplandeciente (light, sun, smile)
2genial (person); brillante (future, career)
3genial (familiar) (excellent) (británico), chévere (Am salvo RP), macanudo(a) (Andes, CSur), padre (español de México), bárbaro(a) (RP)

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brilliant [bri-liant]
adjetivo
1Brillante, lo que brilla (light); radiante (sunshine); brillante, luminoso (red/green).
  • ¡Brilliant! -> ¡genial
sustantivo
2Brillante, el diamante abrillantado.
3El tipo de menor tamaño que se funde y se emplea en la impresión: 31/2 puntos.
4Tela de algodón, con dibujo alzado y tejido.
(GB) (Coloq,) Genial, fenomenal (person/party).

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brilliant [ˈbrɪljənt]
adjective
1 (bright) [+sunshine] resplandeciente; radiante; [+light] brillante; [+colour] brillante; luminoso; [+smile] radiante
his teeth were (a) brilliant white tenía los dientes de un blanco reluciente
2 (clever) [+person, idea, mind] brillante; genial; [+thesis] brillante
3 (outstanding) [+career, future] brillante; [+success, victory] rotundo
the party was a brilliant success la fiesta fue un éxito rotundo total;or
The Russian offensive which began in June was a brilliant success the play is a brilliant success
4 (informal) (wonderful) [+book, film, restaurant] genial; (informal) buenísimo
we had a brilliant time in Spain lo pasamos fenomenal genial en España;or (informal) she's brilliant with children se le dan fenomenal los niños; (informal) she's brilliant at making cakes se le da fenomenal hacer pasteles; (informal)
to be brilliant at doing sth
brilliant! ¡fantástico!; ¡genial!; (informal)
"I'll help" - "brilliant!" I remember the brilliant time we had when we went to France "did you enjoy your holiday?" "yes, it was brilliant!"
noun
(diamond) brillante; (m)

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