Definition of brightly in English:

brightly

adverb ˈbrʌɪtliˈbraɪtli

1In a way that gives out or reflects much light.
diamond stud earrings shone brightly in his ears
lanterns glow brightly in the dark hall
Example sentencesExamples
- We were able to get two tickets under the Olympic cauldron, where the flame was burning brightly.
- At times, the sun shines so brightly through the airport that it blinds the camera.
- The picture is clean and vivid, with deep, flawless blacks and surfaces that gleam nearly as brightly as they did on the big screen in 1983.
- The film noir narrative usually plays out not in the brightly lit kitchen of a comfortable home but at night in dimly lit back streets.
- The juxtaposition of scenes that are brightly lighted with those that are darker is expertly used to underpin the sense of dread.
- She was looking at the show below from somewhere far above, perhaps from the brightly shining moon.
- His genius is pure beauty, a creative flame burning so brightly we can hardly look at it.
- There are more troubles with outdoor, brightly sunlit scenes, where colors tend to look a bit faded.
- The sun never shines in the laundry, while outside it beams brightly.
- I occupied myself in coaxing a very cross fire to burn, which at last it did, quite brightly.
1. 1.1 In a way that is characterized by having vivid colours.
  a very brightly patterned floral jumper
  brightly painted fingernails
  Example sentencesExamples
  She leaned six brightly hued 1-foot-cubed rectangular columns at 45-degree angles flush to both wall and floor.
  Even ivories may well have been painted brightly and gilded to enhance their beauty and value.
  In the front foyer directly to the left, two large brightly painted pieces grab your attention.
  He began to develop a more individual style characterized by clean-edged, bold, brightly colored geometrical forms.
  From vibrant acrylics and mixed media paintings to brightly hued folk art, Christie's work is fresh and spontaneous.
  Sumida pottery is a heavy, brightly glazed pottery and often has human and animal figures attached as reliefs.
  The cartoonish figures wear menacing facial expressions and incongruously clownish, brightly patterned clothing.
  Both sets of paintings feature looping, ribbonlike gestures of brightly differing paints.
  Their brightly green patinated court building and library sport a peculiar fondness of decorative symbolism.
  The first of its two sections consisted of 12 brightly dyed goatskins pinned to the walls.
2In an intelligent and quick-witted way.
a wry, brightly written essay
Example sentencesExamples
- She offers brightly sardonic descriptions of everything from cuisine to her brother's marriage.
- He supports and participates in the corporate presentations, and brightly manages time to contribute to closing deals.
- It is brightly analyzed by Mr. Fowler, you know.
- The way they used everything possible to save their soldiers is written brightly in the history.
- The tribunal could brightly conclude that his rights to religious belief and free speech were not violated.
- This is a brightly written study of Irish life and scenery.
3In a cheerful and lively way.
chattering brightly
those on stage smiled brightly at the crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- Especially telling were the colorful blends in "Soubrette Song," with brightly resonant trumpets.
- Faust's friends, who assemble at his house on the night he is taken by Mephistopheles, arebrightly rendered by the symphony chorus.
- In this brightly pointed account, the new piano part came across as fresh and distinct.
- The melody rang brightly from the upper gallery.
- The main theme's bristling energy was brightly complemented by virtuoso scalic passages.
- One of his darkest visions is also one of his most brightly playful.
- The complex chromatic, often dark harmony, and caressing Latin-American lilt was impelled brightly by the pianist.
- His music sparkles quite as brightly as it did 250 years ago.
- Pearl was looking brightly into her mother's face.
- The orchestra plays brightly, although about an hour's worth of the score is missing.

Definition of brightly in US English:

brightly

adverbˈbrītlēˈbraɪtli

1In a way that gives out or reflects much light.
diamond stud earrings shone brightly in his ears
lanterns glow brightly in the dark hall
Example sentencesExamples
- At times, the sun shines so brightly through the airport that it blinds the camera.
- The sun never shines in the laundry, while outside it beams brightly.
- We were able to get two tickets under the Olympic cauldron, where the flame was burning brightly.
- The picture is clean and vivid, with deep, flawless blacks and surfaces that gleam nearly as brightly as they did on the big screen in 1983.
- The film noir narrative usually plays out not in the brightly lit kitchen of a comfortable home but at night in dimly lit back streets.
- There are more troubles with outdoor, brightly sunlit scenes, where colors tend to look a bit faded.
- She was looking at the show below from somewhere far above, perhaps from the brightly shining moon.
- I occupied myself in coaxing a very cross fire to burn, which at last it did, quite brightly.
- The juxtaposition of scenes that are brightly lighted with those that are darker is expertly used to underpin the sense of dread.
- His genius is pure beauty, a creative flame burning so brightly we can hardly look at it.
1. 1.1 In a way that is characterized by having vivid colors.
  a very brightly patterned floral sweater
  brightly painted fingernails
  Example sentencesExamples
  The first of its two sections consisted of 12 brightly dyed goatskins pinned to the walls.
  He began to develop a more individual style characterized by clean-edged, bold, brightly colored geometrical forms.
  Sumida pottery is a heavy, brightly glazed pottery and often has human and animal figures attached as reliefs.
  Their brightly green patinated court building and library sport a peculiar fondness of decorative symbolism.
  The cartoonish figures wear menacing facial expressions and incongruously clownish, brightly patterned clothing.
  She leaned six brightly hued 1-foot-cubed rectangular columns at 45-degree angles flush to both wall and floor.
  Even ivories may well have been painted brightly and gilded to enhance their beauty and value.
  In the front foyer directly to the left, two large brightly painted pieces grab your attention.
  Both sets of paintings feature looping, ribbonlike gestures of brightly differing paints.
  From vibrant acrylics and mixed media paintings to brightly hued folk art, Christie's work is fresh and spontaneous.
2In an intelligent and quick-witted way.
a wry, brightly written essay
Example sentencesExamples
- She offers brightly sardonic descriptions of everything from cuisine to her brother's marriage.
- The way they used everything possible to save their soldiers is written brightly in the history.
- It is brightly analyzed by Mr. Fowler, you know.
- This is a brightly written study of Irish life and scenery.
- He supports and participates in the corporate presentations, and brightly manages time to contribute to closing deals.
- The tribunal could brightly conclude that his rights to religious belief and free speech were not violated.
3In a cheerful and lively way.
chattering brightly
those on stage smiled brightly at the crowd
Example sentencesExamples
- The complex chromatic, often dark harmony, and caressing Latin-American lilt was impelled brightly by the pianist.
- The main theme's bristling energy was brightly complemented by virtuoso scalic passages.
- In this brightly pointed account, the new piano part came across as fresh and distinct.
- Faust's friends, who assemble at his house on the night he is taken by Mephistopheles, arebrightly rendered by the symphony chorus.
- His music sparkles quite as brightly as it did 250 years ago.
- The orchestra plays brightly, although about an hour's worth of the score is missing.
- The melody rang brightly from the upper gallery.
- Especially telling were the colorful blends in "Soubrette Song," with brightly resonant trumpets.
- One of his darkest visions is also one of his most brightly playful.
- Pearl was looking brightly into her mother's face.

词汇	brightly
释义	Definition of brightly in English: brightly adverb ˈbrʌɪtliˈbraɪtli 1In a way that gives out or reflects much light. diamond stud earrings shone brightly in his ears lanterns glow brightly in the dark hall Example sentencesExamples We were able to get two tickets under the Olympic cauldron, where the flame was burning brightly. At times, the sun shines so brightly through the airport that it blinds the camera. The picture is clean and vivid, with deep, flawless blacks and surfaces that gleam nearly as brightly as they did on the big screen in 1983. The film noir narrative usually plays out not in the brightly lit kitchen of a comfortable home but at night in dimly lit back streets. The juxtaposition of scenes that are brightly lighted with those that are darker is expertly used to underpin the sense of dread. She was looking at the show below from somewhere far above, perhaps from the brightly shining moon. His genius is pure beauty, a creative flame burning so brightly we can hardly look at it. There are more troubles with outdoor, brightly sunlit scenes, where colors tend to look a bit faded. The sun never shines in the laundry, while outside it beams brightly. I occupied myself in coaxing a very cross fire to burn, which at last it did, quite brightly. 1.1 In a way that is characterized by having vivid colours. a very brightly patterned floral jumper brightly painted fingernails Example sentencesExamples She leaned six brightly hued 1-foot-cubed rectangular columns at 45-degree angles flush to both wall and floor. Even ivories may well have been painted brightly and gilded to enhance their beauty and value. In the front foyer directly to the left, two large brightly painted pieces grab your attention. He began to develop a more individual style characterized by clean-edged, bold, brightly colored geometrical forms. From vibrant acrylics and mixed media paintings to brightly hued folk art, Christie's work is fresh and spontaneous. Sumida pottery is a heavy, brightly glazed pottery and often has human and animal figures attached as reliefs. The cartoonish figures wear menacing facial expressions and incongruously clownish, brightly patterned clothing. Both sets of paintings feature looping, ribbonlike gestures of brightly differing paints. Their brightly green patinated court building and library sport a peculiar fondness of decorative symbolism. The first of its two sections consisted of 12 brightly dyed goatskins pinned to the walls. 2In an intelligent and quick-witted way. a wry, brightly written essay Example sentencesExamples She offers brightly sardonic descriptions of everything from cuisine to her brother's marriage. He supports and participates in the corporate presentations, and brightly manages time to contribute to closing deals. It is brightly analyzed by Mr. Fowler, you know. The way they used everything possible to save their soldiers is written brightly in the history. The tribunal could brightly conclude that his rights to religious belief and free speech were not violated. This is a brightly written study of Irish life and scenery. 3In a cheerful and lively way. chattering brightly those on stage smiled brightly at the crowd Example sentencesExamples Especially telling were the colorful blends in "Soubrette Song," with brightly resonant trumpets. Faust's friends, who assemble at his house on the night he is taken by Mephistopheles, arebrightly rendered by the symphony chorus. In this brightly pointed account, the new piano part came across as fresh and distinct. The melody rang brightly from the upper gallery. The main theme's bristling energy was brightly complemented by virtuoso scalic passages. One of his darkest visions is also one of his most brightly playful. The complex chromatic, often dark harmony, and caressing Latin-American lilt was impelled brightly by the pianist. His music sparkles quite as brightly as it did 250 years ago. Pearl was looking brightly into her mother's face. The orchestra plays brightly, although about an hour's worth of the score is missing. Definition of brightly in US English: brightly adverbˈbrītlēˈbraɪtli 1In a way that gives out or reflects much light. diamond stud earrings shone brightly in his ears lanterns glow brightly in the dark hall Example sentencesExamples At times, the sun shines so brightly through the airport that it blinds the camera. The sun never shines in the laundry, while outside it beams brightly. We were able to get two tickets under the Olympic cauldron, where the flame was burning brightly. The picture is clean and vivid, with deep, flawless blacks and surfaces that gleam nearly as brightly as they did on the big screen in 1983. The film noir narrative usually plays out not in the brightly lit kitchen of a comfortable home but at night in dimly lit back streets. There are more troubles with outdoor, brightly sunlit scenes, where colors tend to look a bit faded. She was looking at the show below from somewhere far above, perhaps from the brightly shining moon. I occupied myself in coaxing a very cross fire to burn, which at last it did, quite brightly. The juxtaposition of scenes that are brightly lighted with those that are darker is expertly used to underpin the sense of dread. His genius is pure beauty, a creative flame burning so brightly we can hardly look at it. 1.1 In a way that is characterized by having vivid colors. a very brightly patterned floral sweater brightly painted fingernails Example sentencesExamples The first of its two sections consisted of 12 brightly dyed goatskins pinned to the walls. He began to develop a more individual style characterized by clean-edged, bold, brightly colored geometrical forms. Sumida pottery is a heavy, brightly glazed pottery and often has human and animal figures attached as reliefs. Their brightly green patinated court building and library sport a peculiar fondness of decorative symbolism. The cartoonish figures wear menacing facial expressions and incongruously clownish, brightly patterned clothing. She leaned six brightly hued 1-foot-cubed rectangular columns at 45-degree angles flush to both wall and floor. Even ivories may well have been painted brightly and gilded to enhance their beauty and value. In the front foyer directly to the left, two large brightly painted pieces grab your attention. Both sets of paintings feature looping, ribbonlike gestures of brightly differing paints. From vibrant acrylics and mixed media paintings to brightly hued folk art, Christie's work is fresh and spontaneous. 2In an intelligent and quick-witted way. a wry, brightly written essay Example sentencesExamples She offers brightly sardonic descriptions of everything from cuisine to her brother's marriage. The way they used everything possible to save their soldiers is written brightly in the history. It is brightly analyzed by Mr. Fowler, you know. This is a brightly written study of Irish life and scenery. He supports and participates in the corporate presentations, and brightly manages time to contribute to closing deals. The tribunal could brightly conclude that his rights to religious belief and free speech were not violated. 3In a cheerful and lively way. chattering brightly those on stage smiled brightly at the crowd Example sentencesExamples The complex chromatic, often dark harmony, and caressing Latin-American lilt was impelled brightly by the pianist. The main theme's bristling energy was brightly complemented by virtuoso scalic passages. In this brightly pointed account, the new piano part came across as fresh and distinct. Faust's friends, who assemble at his house on the night he is taken by Mephistopheles, arebrightly rendered by the symphony chorus. His music sparkles quite as brightly as it did 250 years ago. The orchestra plays brightly, although about an hour's worth of the score is missing. The melody rang brightly from the upper gallery. Especially telling were the colorful blends in "Soubrette Song," with brightly resonant trumpets. One of his darkest visions is also one of his most brightly playful. Pearl was looking brightly into her mother's face.
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