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bright; shine; loud; clear; reveal; surname
Meanings
7 senses · 32 examplesadjective
bright; well-lit; strong in light
Describes lighting conditions or the brightness of an object.
This room is very bright.
Open the window to make the room brighter.
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The light from this table lamp is too dim.
The lights on the mountain peak illuminate the valley brightly.
On a full moon night, the whole earth is brightly lit.
verb
to shine; to light up; to glow
Describes the act of producing light, either naturally or artificially.
Dawn has broken, and the birds have started singing.
The flashlight flashed once, illuminating the path ahead.
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On festival nights, every household has their lights on.
The candle lit up the entire room.
The stars shine like countless diamonds.
adjective
loud; resonant; clear and strong in sound
Used to describe vocal or musical sound quality.
His singing is loud and powerful.
Her voice is clear and bright, very pleasant to listen to.
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The speaker moved the audience with his resonant voice.
The firecrackers were so loud that my ears tingled.
The Peking Opera singer's vocal tone is exceptionally resonant.
verb
to raise one's voice; to speak loudly
informalCommonly used in informal spoken contexts to describe raising one's voice.
He raised his voice and shouted to get everyone to gather.
Don't shout at the top of your voice during class.
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The salesperson shouted at the top of their voice to attract customers.
Please sing this song loudly so everyone can hear you.
He shouted at the top of his voice for a long time, but no one responded.
adjective
open-minded; clear; enlightened
Used to describe mental clarity or an open mindset.
After listening to his explanation, I finally understood.
He is a perceptive person who always spots problems.
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After this training, everyone's thinking became clearer.
Reading more can broaden one's horizons and improve clarity of mind.
She has an open mind and never cares about personal gains or losses.
verb
to show; to reveal; to expose
Often used to uncover hidden things or show one's true self.
He finally revealed his true identity.
Please open the box and show what's inside.
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When this tropical bat spreads its wings, they are as big as a washbasin.
He showed all his strength in the competition.
His actions revealed his true character.
noun
surname Liang
A common Chinese family name.
Mr. Liang is a new colleague at our company.
Teacher Liang teaches us Chinese.