bright

US /braɪt/

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UK /braɪt/

adj.AdjectiveCheerful and happy (manner)

His bright smile always cheers her up when she is sad

adj.Adjective(Of color) light and easy to see; vivid

The bright 'for sale' sign attracted a lot of attention from buyers

adj.AdjectiveProducing a lot of light

The sun was so bright that I had to wear a hat and sunglasses

adj.AdjectiveSmart; intelligent; clever

He is a bright student and will do well in school

adj.AdjectivePromising or likely to be successful.

She has a bright future ahead of her.

adj.AdjectiveClear and high-pitched.

The music had a bright, cheerful sound.

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It doesn't get very bright, and the color accuracy out of the box is weak.
It doesn't get very bright, and the color accuracy out of the box is weak.
but has poor viewing angles and doesn't get very bright.
but has poor viewing angles and doesn't get very bright.

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Try to imagine our sun 5 times smaller and much less bright.
Try to imagine our sun 5 times smaller and much less bright.
For something normally as bright and heavy as a star, being small, dim, and super-fast
For something normally as bright and heavy as a star, being small, dim, and super-fast

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The star appears bright and when the atmosphere refracts less starlight, the star appears dim.
The star appears bright and when the atmosphere refracts less starlight, the star appears dim.

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You know, you get the Dynamic Island here, of course, on these baseline iPhones and there's also now a higher peak brightness, 2,000 nits now which is twice as bright as the iPhone 14s.
You know, you get the Dynamic Island here, of course, on these baseline iPhones and there's also now a higher peak brightness, 2,000 nits now which is twice as bright as the iPhone 14s.
which is twice as bright as the iPhone 14s.
which is twice as bright as the iPhone 14s.

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