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Перевод: brilliant

[прилагательное]
блестящий; сверкающий; выдающийся; блистательный;
[существительное]
бриллиант ; диамант

Тезаурус:

1. It read, "We'll be paying out a fortune on Shine On but you were brilliant.
2. A brilliant shot.
3. Our hilltop villa proved a great vantage point for the spectacular storms that, after a few days, cleared the air and allowed Provence to shine in her brilliant colours, as if a gauze veil had been lifted.
4. Sounds tedious, but is brilliant
5. This was the method pioneered in the RSC's Nicholas Nickleby but, in contrast to that brilliant tapestry, the effect here is one of relentless monotony.
6. I am half-pissed and brilliant, Francis takes me for egg and chips and strong tea and tells me to give it up.
7. His father, my uncle Charlie, organized those concert parties, sold fire extinguishers, swapped cars, was a brilliant sign-writer.
8. I've seen quite brilliant people in ICI who throw off sparkling ideas like an emery wheel, but only one in ten of their ideas is likely to be viable.
9. "The hype's brilliant but I think you should do some more development of the product"
10. To suggest, as I do, that Georges Braque is the greatest living painter is to remind a contemporary audience, fed to satiety on brilliant innovation, frenzied novelty and every sort of spontaneous expression, that, after all, permanence, grandeur, deliberation, lucidity and calm are paramount virtues of the art of painting
11. Nevertheless, baser appetites were not neglected and Miss Lewis vouchsafes that "Steve is also a brilliant lover, the very best I have ever known."
12. This contrast was used by Petipa to great advantage and demands a very musical dancer to display his brilliant choreography in Raymonda .
13. In Ireland her behaviour is as a benign MUSE, her beautiful voice and exquisite music inspiring poets and singers to brilliant, albeit short, lives.