Significado de brilliant en inglés
brilliantbrilliant /ˈbrɪljənt/ adjective 
Ver todas las traducciones1bright brilliant light or colour is very bright and strongdicho de una luz o un color: muy brillante e intenso: 
She closed her eyes against the brilliant light.Ella cerró los ojos ante la brillante luz. We sat outside in the brilliant sunshine.Nos sentamos afuera bajo el brillante sol. She was dressed in brilliant white.Iba vestida de un blanco resplandeciente.► see thesaurus at bright, colour2clever extremely clever or skilfulextremadamente inteligente o hábil: I think that’s a brilliant idea.Creo que esa es una idea brillante. a brilliant performanceuna actuación brillante a brilliant young musicianun joven músico brillante► see thesaurus at intelligent3excellent British English excellentexcelente: The film was absolutely brilliant.La película fue absolutamente brillante.► see thesaurus at goodGRAMMARGRAMÁTICAIn this meaning, brilliant is not used with ‘very’. You say: · We had an absolutely brilliant time. ✗Don’t say: We had a very brilliant time.Grammar guide ‒ ADJECTIVESEn este sentido, brilliant no se usa con "very". Se dice: · We had an absolutely brilliant time. ✗No se dice: We had a very brilliant time.Guía gramatical ‒ ADJETIVOS4successful very successfulmuy exitoso: He had a long and brilliant career.Tuvo una carrera larga y brillante. The project was a brilliant success.El proyecto fue un éxito brillante.—brilliantly adverb: The sun was shining brilliantly.El sol brillaba intensamente. The goalkeeper played brilliantly.El portero jugó de manera brillante.
Ver todas las traducciones1bright brilliant light or colour is very bright and strongdicho de una luz o un color: muy brillante e intenso: She closed her eyes against the brilliant light.Ella cerró los ojos ante la brillante luz. We sat outside in the brilliant sunshine.Nos sentamos afuera bajo el brillante sol. She was dressed in brilliant white.Iba vestida de un blanco resplandeciente.► see thesaurus at bright, colour2clever extremely clever or skilfulextremadamente inteligente o hábil: I think that’s a brilliant idea.Creo que esa es una idea brillante. a brilliant performanceuna actuación brillante a brilliant young musicianun joven músico brillante► see thesaurus at intelligent3excellent British English excellentexcelente: The film was absolutely brilliant.La película fue absolutamente brillante.► see thesaurus at goodGRAMMARGRAMÁTICAIn this meaning, brilliant is not used with ‘very’. You say: · We had an absolutely brilliant time. ✗Don’t say: We had a very brilliant time.Grammar guide ‒ ADJECTIVESEn este sentido, brilliant no se usa con "very". Se dice: · We had an absolutely brilliant time. ✗No se dice: We had a very brilliant time.Guía gramatical ‒ ADJETIVOS4successful very successfulmuy exitoso: He had a long and brilliant career.Tuvo una carrera larga y brillante. The project was a brilliant success.El proyecto fue un éxito brillante.—brilliantly adverb: The sun was shining brilliantly.El sol brillaba intensamente. The goalkeeper played brilliantly.El portero jugó de manera brillante.