An enthusiastic, ambitious, and self-consciously fashionable young person, a term originally applied in the 1920s to a member of a young fashionable set noted for exuberant and outrageous behaviour.
热情洋溢、雄心勃勃而又自觉追求时尚的年轻人（原指20世纪20年代行为放纵的英国时髦年轻人）
his mansion in Los Angeles was a magnet for the bright young things of Hollywood
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It's the era of the bright young thing again and the ultra feminine look suits them down to the toes.
Mortimer certainly qualifies as a bright young thing.
The event will see the designer giving advice to those bright young things who want to follow in his footsteps.
The bright young things behind the bar are clearly still befuddled by the complicated computer tills.
Alongside their real life stories we'll discover if today's bright young things can do it - old style.
When they were told that the paper's workforce had gone on strike, these bright young things were dumbfounded.