brilliant: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 18:09, 4 July 2019

Positive
brilliant

Comparative
more brilliant

Superlative
most brilliant

If something is brilliant, it gives off a lot of light. <> mai haske, mai bada haske/fitila.
It was evening with the brilliant colors of sunset shining through the trees.

The sun's light was so brilliant that I needed to close my eyes.

The sky was a brilliant blue that day, and the air was cold.

He noticed a brilliant star in the sky.
If something is brilliant, it is very good. <> mai kyau sosai.
Truly brilliant ideas can sound crazy at first.

She wrote a book about her brilliant career in television.
If a person is brilliant, they are very intelligent. <> mai hazaƙa, mai basira.
Led by MiG’s brilliant Rostislav Belyakov, <> Karkashin jagorancin mai basira Rostislav Belyakov --bbchausa_verticals/036

He was a brilliant teacher. <> Malami ne mai hazaƙa.

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 #: ''She wrote a book about her '''brilliant''' career in television.''
 # If a person is '''brilliant''', they are very [[intelligent]]. <> [[mai hazaƙa]], mai [[basira]].
-#: ''He was a '''brilliant''' teacher.''
+#: ''Led by MiG’s '''brilliant''' Rostislav Belyakov, <> Karkashin jagorancin '''[[mai basira]]''' Rostislav Belyakov --[[bbchausa_verticals/036_soviet_pilot#.23:_Led_by_MiG.E2.80.99s_brilliant_Rostislav_Belyakov.2C_.5B169.5D_.3C.3E_Karkashin_jagorancin_mai_basira_Rostislav_Belyakov_.5B170.5D|bbchausa_verticals/036]]
+#: ''He was a '''brilliant''' teacher. <> Malami ne '''mai [[hazaƙa]]'''.''
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