| 词汇 | brilliance |
| 释义 | brilliance noun[ U ] uk /ˈbrɪl.jəns/ us /ˈbrɪl.jəns/ brilliancenoun[U] (INTELLIGENCE)great skill or intelligence: 才华，聪慧 Her first novel showed signs of brilliance.她的第一部小说显示出她的才气。 Intelligence acuity acumen agility apt aptness brain grey matter gumption highbrow horse sense hyper-intelligent penetrative perceptively percipient percipiently perspicacious perspicaciously when all is said and doneidiom whip-smart wisdom brilliancenoun[U] (SHINE)great brightness of light or colour: 光辉，光彩;（颜色）鲜艳 I had never seen diamonds shine with such brilliance before.我以前从没有见过如此耀眼的钻石。 Light backlight backlighting beam candlelight coruscation fluorescence helio- illumination incident ray infrared moonbeam opalescence phosphene phosphorescence photo shininess starlight sun sunshine torchlight brilliance | American Dictionarybrilliance noun[ U ] us/ˈbrɪl·jəns/ brilliancenoun[U] (BRIGHTNESS)brightness of color: the sun’s brilliance brilliancenoun[U] (INTELLIGENCE)great intelligence or skill: Few people want to hear about your child’s brilliance. Examples of brilliancebrilliance The shaping chapter vii, for all its brilliance, ultimately cannot sustain the intellectual coherence to which this work aspires. The authors, struck by the brilliance of the newly released dispatches, were dazzled by them. The oil also has a higher refractive index than water, enhancing the brilliance of the shadows. The brilliance of the playing matched the inspiration of this 'composed programme', which certainly caught the imagination of a large audience. On the contrary, it indicates that the realm of science stands in stark contrast to the manifold brilliance of the world of experiences. Things seem self-lit, and the gentler 'carved' aspect of colour overrides tendencies to 'plastic' hardness and brilliance. In its evocativeness, instrumental brilliance and inventive power it stands with the iconic modern masterpieces of string-orchestra writing. Even in his late 70s, when these recording were made, his technical brilliance as a performer is undimmed. The polished surface of beads conveyed the notions of finish, brilliance, aliveness and action. We receive more brilliance and insight, but many readers will be wondering what happened to relativism. Additionally, her absolute brilliance in devising evaluative instruments which measure these complex behaviors was both elegant in design and beautiful in transparent simplicity. Indeed, it is impossible, for there is no simple correlation between linguistic fluency and such factors as intelligence or literary brilliance. There is so much variety here, and so much technical brilliance. We accept the inconstancy of our instruments as a necessary by-product of their acoustic brilliance, but these are not design models for future exploration. They represent an adolescent's musical diary, with their awkward hesitations, pious borrowings and astonishing flashes of brilliance. See all examples of brilliance These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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