brilliant

US:  [ˈbriljənt]

复数：brilliants  

adj.

1.聪明的,才华横溢的;卓越的;极好的;(声名)显赫的

2.明亮的,灿烂的

3.〈非正式〉美好的

4.太好了,用于表达欣喜之情

5.鲜艳的

n.

1.宝石,(尤指切割成多面形的)钻石

1 . When he was seven his mother wrote, "Yesterday Albert received his grades, he was again number one, and his report card was brilliant. "
他七岁时，他母亲写过这么一段话：“昨天，阿尔伯特拿到了考试成绩，他又是第一名，他的成绩非常棒。”

2 . The dog-fighting scandal left my son shaking his head that such a brilliant talent could be so thoroughly squandered.
维克的斗狗丑闻令我的儿子摇头叹息：他竟然如此浪费自己的才华。

3 . When their time was up to leave, William responded. "I'm having fun, I could stay here all day. This is brilliant. "
此次访问即将结束时，威廉说，他觉得很开心，他甚至可以在那儿待上一整天，因为感觉很棒。

4 . later , he had a third dream , in which master appeared in a brilliant light form , which produced in him an extreme longing to see her.
后来，他又第三次梦到师父，这次师父以极光极亮的化身示现给他看。

5 . For a company that's so brilliant at marketing, it seems to have absolutely no clue about crisis management.
作为一家在市场上风生水起的大企业，它似乎对危机管理一筹莫展。