brilliant
美:/ˈbrɪljənt/
英://
adj.:
才华横溢的；卓越的；极好的；(声名)显赫的
n.:
(尤指切割成多面形的)钻石
网络:
灿烂的；有才气的；辉煌的
词形变换: (复数) brilliants
例句
1.
It's not easy to leave a home like The Times, where so many friends and brilliant colleagues remain.
离开《纽约时报》这样的家园不是件容易的事，那里有那么多朋友和出色的同事。
2.
Lie down on the bed, recalling a year of "brilliant" , truancy, Internet, feeling sad.
躺在床上，回味着一年的“辉煌”，逃课、上网，倍感忧伤。
3.
I wandered in and out of the brilliant stacks of cans following you, and followed in my imagination by the store detective.
我跟着你从一排排五光十色的罐头架穿进穿出，猜想商店保安准在我们后面跟踪。
4.
In fact, the depths of you, still in the moonlight, the dark night scrubbed over and over again, the issue of a brilliant deep until old.
而事实上，深处的你，依然在月光下，一遍一遍擦洗暗夜，发出幽深的光辉，直到老去。
5.
Europe is the home to symphonic music and also home to opera. It has been a cradle of many brilliant music composers.
欧洲是交响乐之乡，也是歌剧之乡，是许多杰出作曲家的摇篮。
6.
The night air was as cold as water in the dim and quiet village with brilliant stars in the sky overhead.
夜凉如水，走在幽暗寂静的寨中，头顶星空璨灿夺目。
7.
You could read a book written by a genius, the kind of book in which they describe in detail their process for being brilliant.
你可以阅读一本天才写的书，书里事无巨细、详细描述了他如何一步一步的成为天才。
8.
Obama joked that Hawking had been a "brilliant man but a mediocre student" .
奥巴马开玩笑地说霍金是一个“卓越的人、平庸的学生”。
9.
Brilliant details flow naturally from the general gestalt as though they were present in that first fl ash of inspiration.
辉煌的细节流量一般格式般自然，仿佛他们是在这闪光的灵感第一本。
10.
The wine has a fine, deep red colour, clean and brilliant, and a full, rich bouquet marked by berry fruit aromas.
此酒呈精美的深红色，清澈而亮丽。在丰富的酒香中，浆果的气息脱颖而出。