brilliant *** bril·liant adj
- brilliant *** bril·liant adj
- ['brɪljənt]
sfolgorante, brillante
it's a brilliant idea! — è un'idea fantastica!
we had a brilliant time! — ci siamo divertiti moltissimo!
a brilliant scientist — uno scienziato geniale
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