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Definition
Synonym
lichtvoll
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
strahlend; heiter; freudig;
lichtvoll
geh.
adj
eine strahlende Zukunft vor sich haben
bright; luculent
rare
to have a bright future ahead of yourself
strahlend; heiter; freudig;
lichtvoll
geh.
adj
eine strahlende Zukunft vor sich haben
bright; luculent
rare
to have a bright future ahead of yourself
strahlend; heiter; freudig;
lichtvoll
geh.
adj
eine strahlende Zukunft vor sich haben
bright; luculent
rare
to have a bright future ahead of yourself
Deutsche
lichtvoll Synonyme
farbneutral
lichtvoll
weiß
klar
lichtvoll
lukulent
(veraltet)
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Englische
bright; luculent Synonyme
bright
Leibnizian
Saturnian
adroit
advanced
agile
aglow
alert
alight
alive
animate
animated
apt
astute
attentive
auspicious
awake
balmy
beaming
bedazzling
benign
benignant
blazing
bleached
blinding
blithe
blithesome
blooming
brainy
brave
bright
and shining
bright
and sunny
bright
-hued
brilliant
burning
burnished
cant
charismatic
cheerful
cheery
chiliastic
clean
cleanly
clear
clever
cloudless
colorful
colory
conceptive
conceptual
coruscating
couleur de rose
dainty
dazzling
deep-colored
devastating
dexter
dexterous
dirt-free
discursive
distinguished
divine
docile
educable
effulgent
elated
eupeptic
euphoric
exalted
exhilarated
exotic
exuberant
facile
fair
fastidious
favorable
favoring
flamboyant
flaming
flashing
fluorescent
flushed
formable
fortunate
fresh
fulgent
fulgid
full of promise
garish
gay
gay-colored
genial
gifted
glad
gladsome
glamorous
glaring
glary
gleaming
glistening
glittering
glorious
glossy
glowing
golden
good
gorgeous
halcyon
happy
harmless
heavenly
high
high-colored
hopeful
ideational
illuminated
illustrious
immaculate
impressionable
in good spirits
in high spirits
incandescent
ingenious
instructable
intellectual
intelligent
intense
inviolate
irrepressible
keen
keen-witted
killing
knowing
kosher
lambent
laughing
light
lighted
lively
lucent
lucid
lucky
luminous
lustrous
magic
magnificent
malleable
mild
millenarian
millennialistic
mint
moldable
motivated
nimble
nimble-witted
no dumbbell
noetic
nonpolluted
not born yesterday
not so dumb
numinous
of cleanly habits
of good cheer
of good omen
of happy portent
of promise
on the
on the alert
on the ball
on the job
optimistic
outstanding
perfectibilitarian
perfectionist
plastic
pleasant
pliable
polished
precocious
pristine
promising
prompt
propitious
prosperous
pure
qui vive
quick
quick-thinking
quick-witted
radiant
rationa
bright
en
animate
beacon
boost
break
bright
en up
buoy up
burnish
cheer
cheer up
dawn
encourage
enlighten
enliven
exhilarate
flood with light
floodlight
gild
gild the lily
give a lift
gladden
grow
bright
grow light
hearten
highlight
illume
illuminate
illumine
inspire
inspirit
invigorate
irradiate
light
light up
lighten
liven
luminate
overshine
perk up
pick up
polish
rejoice
rejoice the heart
relume
relumine
shed light upon
shine
shine upon
spotlight
sweeten
throw light upon
vitalize
bright
ness
Munsell chroma
Technicolor
acuity
acuteness
adroitness
agility
alertness
aptitude
aptness
attention
attentiveness
auspiciousness
beneficence
benevolence
benignancy
benignity
blare
blaze
blazing light
blinding light
blitheness
blithesomeness
braininess
bright
color
bright
light
bright
side
brilliance
brilliancy
brilliant light
burst of light
cheer
cheerfulness
cheeriness
cheery vein
chroma
chromatic color
chromaticity
clear thinking
cleverness
color
color quality
colorfulness
colorimetric quality
cool color
dazzling light
dexterity
docility
educability
effulgence
esprit
eupeptic mien
facility
fair weather
favorableness
flair
flamboyance
flood of light
fortunateness
fulgor
gaiety
geniality
genius
giftedness
gifts
gladness
gladsomeness
glamour
glare
glaring light
gloriousness
glory
good auspices
good cheer
good omen
gorgeousness
happiness
heavenliness
hopefulness
hue
impressionability
intelligence
intensity
keen-wittedness
keenness
lightness
luckiness
luster
malleability
mental alertness
mercurial mind
moldability
motivation
native cleverness
neutral color
nimble mind
nimble-wittedness
nimbleness
nous
optimism
plasticity
pleasantness
pliability
promptitude
promptness
propitiousness
prosperousness
punctuality
pure color
purity
quick parts
quick thinking
quick wit
quick-wittedness
quickness
radiance
radiancy
radiant splendor
ravishingness
readiness
ready wit
receptivity
refulgence
refulgency
resplendence
resplendency
richness
rosy expectation
sanguine humor
sanguineness
saturation
savvy
sharp-wittedness
sharpness
sleeplessness
smartness
smarts
splendidness
splendor
splendorousness
splendrousness
sprightly wit
streaming light
sublimity
sunniness
sunny side
susceptibility
talent
teachability
teachableness
tint
tone
trainableness
value
vividness
wakefulness
warm color
willingness
winsomeness
lichtvoll Definition
Ahead
(
adv.
)
In
or
to
the
front
Ahead
(
adv.
)
Headlong
Bright
(
v.
i.)
See
Brite,
v.
i.
Bright
(
a.
)
Radiating
or
reflecting
light
Bright
(
a.
)
Transmitting
light
Bright
(
a.
)
Having
qualities
that
render
conspicuous
or
attractive,
or
that
affect
the
mind
as
light
does
the
eye
Bright
(
a.
)
Having
a
clear,
quick
intellect
Bright
(
a.
)
Sparkling
with
wit
Bright
(
a.
)
Illustrious
Bright
(
a.
)
Manifest
to
the
mind,
as
light
is
to
the
eyes
Bright
(
a.
)
Of
brilliant
color
Bright
(
n.
)
Splendor
Bright
(
adv.
)
Brightly.
Bright-harnessed
(
a.
)
Having
glittering
armor.
Bright's
disease
(
)
An
affection
of
the
kidneys,
usually
inflammatory
in
character,
and
distinguished
by
the
occurrence
of
albumin
and
renal
casts
in
the
urine.
Several
varieties
of
Bright's
disease
are
now
recognized,
differing
in
the
part
of
the
kidney
involved,
and
in
the
intensity
and
course
of
the
morbid
process.
Bright
(
v.
t.)
To
be
or
become
overripe,
as
wheat,
barley,
or
hops.
Future
(
v.
i.)
That
is
to
be
or
come
hereafter
Future
(
a.
)
Time
to
come
Future
(
a.
)
The
possibilities
of
the
future
Future
(
a.
)
A
future
tense.
Luculent
(
a.
)
Lucid
Luculent
(
a.
)
Clear
Luculent
(
a.
)
Bright
Rare
(
a.
)
Early.
Rare
(
superl.
)
Nearly
raw
Rare
(
superl.
)
Not
frequent
Rare
(
superl.
)
Of
an
uncommon
nature
Rare
(
superl.
)
Thinly
scattered
Rare
(
superl.
)
Characterized
by
wide
separation
of
parts
bright; luculent [rare] / to have a bright future ahead of yourself Bedeutung
future
bulk
commodities
bought
or
sold
at
an
agreed
price
for
delivery
at
a
specified
future
date
oil
future
petroleum
future
petroleum
bought
or
sold
at
an
agreed
price
for
delivery
at
a
specified
future
date
soybean
future
soybeans
bought
or
sold
at
an
agreed
price
for
delivery
at
a
specified
future
date
wheat
future
wheat
bought
or
sold
at
an
agreed
price
for
delivery
at
a
specified
future
date
enterprise
enterprisingness
initiative
go-ahead
readiness
to
embark
on
bold
new
ventures
future
future
tense
a
verb
tense
that
expresses
actions
or
states
in
the
future
green
light
go-ahead
a
signal
to
proceed
silver
lining
bright
side
a
consoling
aspect
of
a
difficult
situation,
every
cloud
has
a
silver
lining,
look
on
the
bright
side
of
it
rare
bird
rara
avis
a
rare
or
unique
person
marsh
marigold
kingcup
meadow
bright
May
blob
cowslip
water
dragon
Caltha
palustris
swamp
plant
of
Europe
and
North
America
having
bright
yellow
flowers
resembling
buttercups
future
perfect
future
perfect
tense
a
perfective
tense
used
to
describe
action
that
will
be
completed
in
the
future,
`I
will
have
finished'
is
an
example
of
the
future
perfect
future
progressive
future
progressive
tense
a
progressive
tense
used
to
express
action
that
will
be
on-going
in
the
future,
`I
will
be
running'
is
an
example
of
the
future
progressive
nephritis
Bright's
disease
an
inflammation
of
the
kidney
rare
earth
rare-earth
element
lanthanoid
lanthanide
lanthanon
any
element
of
the
lanthanide
series
(atomic
numbers
through
)
future
hereafter
futurity
time
to
come
the
time
yet
to
come
future
date
a
particular
day
in
the
future
that
is
specified
as
the
time
something
will
happen
go
ahead
plow
ahead
proceed
(with
a
plan
of
action),
He
went
ahead
with
the
project
gain
advance
win
pull
ahead
make
headway
get
ahead
gain
ground
obtain
advantages,
such
as
points,
etc.,
The
home
team
was
gaining
ground,
After
defeating
the
Knicks,
the
Blazers
pulled
ahead
of
the
Lakers
in
the
battle
for
the
number-one
playoff
berth
in
the
Western
Conference
advance
set
ahead
move
forward,
we
have
to
advance
clocks
and
watches
when
we
travel
eastward
barge
thrust
ahead
push
forward
push
one's
way,
she
barged
into
the
meeting
room
rare
not
widely
distributed,
rare
herbs,
rare
patches
of
green
in
the
desert
bright
hopeful
promising
full
or
promise,
had
a
bright
future
in
publishing,
the
scandal
threatened
an
abrupt
end
to
a
promising
political
career,
a
hopeful
new
singer
on
Broadway
bright
having
lots
of
light
either
natural
or
artificial,
the
room
was
bright
and
airy,
a
stage
bright
with
spotlights
bright
emitting
or
reflecting
light
readily
or
in
large
amounts,
the
sun
was
bright
and
hot,
a
bright
sunlit
room
bright
as
a
new
penny(p)
(metaphor)
shining
brightly
undimmed
bright
not
made
dim
or
less
bright,
undimmed
headlights,
surprisingly
the
curtain
started
to
rise
while
the
houselights
were
still
undimmed
azure
cerulean
sky-blue
bright
blue
of
a
deep
somewhat
purplish
blue
color
similar
to
that
of
a
clear
October
sky,
October's
bright
blue
weather
bright-red
raspberry-red
of
the
red
of
fresh
raspberries
bright
brilliant
vivid
having
striking
color,
bright
dress,
brilliant
tapestries,
a
bird
with
vivid
plumage
limpid
lucid
luculent
pellucid
crystal
clear
perspicuous
(of
language)
transparently
clear,
easily
understandable,
writes
in
a
limpid
style,
lucid
directions,
a
luculent
oration-
Robert
Burton,
pellucid
prose,
a
crystal
clear
explanation,
a
perspicuous
argument
rare
not
widely
known,
especially
valued
for
its
uncommonness,
a
rare
word,
rare
books
rare-roasted
(meat)
roasted
with
the
meat
inside
still
rare
rare
(of
meat)
cooked
a
short
time,
still
red
inside,
rare
roast
beef
rare
recurring
only
at
long
intervals,
a
rare
appearance,
total
eclipses
are
rare
events
bright
splendid,
the
bright
stars
of
stage
and
screen,
a
bright
moment
in
history,
the
bright
pageantry
of
court
bright
characterized
by
happiness
or
gladness,
bright
faces,
all
the
world
seems
bright
and
gay
future(a)
next
succeeding(a)
(of
elected
officers)
elected
but
not
yet
serving,
our
next
president
bright
smart
characterized
by
quickness
and
ease
in
learning,
some
children
are
brighter
in
one
subject
than
another,
smart
children
talk
earlier
than
the
average
rare
uncommon
marked
by
an
uncommon
quality,
especially
superlative
or
extreme
of
its
kind,
what
is
so
rare
as
a
day
in
June-J.R.Lowell,
a
rare
skill,
an
uncommon
sense
of
humor,
she
was
kind
to
an
uncommon
degree
future
yet
to
be
or
coming,
some
future
historian
will
evaluate
him
future
day
yet
to
come,
a
future-day
Gibbon
of
Macaulay
bright
burnished
lustrous
shining
shiny
made
smooth
and
bright
by
or
as
if
by
rubbing,
reflecting
a
sheen
or
glow,
bright
silver
candlesticks,
a
burnished
brass
knocker,
she
brushed
her
hair
until
it
fell
in
lustrous
auburn
waves,
rows
of
shining
glasses,
shiny
black
patents
future
effective
in
or
looking
toward
the
future,
he
was
preparing
for
future
employment
opportunities
bright
brilliant
clear
and
sharp
and
ringing,
the
bright
sound
of
the
trumpet
section,
the
brilliant
sound
of
the
trumpets
rare
rarefied
rarified
having
low
density,
rare
gasses,
lightheaded
from
the
rarefied
mountain
air
ahead(p)
in
the
lead
leading
having
the
leading
position
or
higher
score
in
a
contest,
he
is
ahead
by
a
pawn,
the
leading
team
in
the
pennant
race
future
a
verb
tense
or
other
formation
referring
to
events
or
states
that
have
not
yet
happened,
future
auxiliary
ahead
in
front
before
at
or
in
the
front,
I
see
the
lights
of
a
town
ahead,
the
road
ahead
is
foggy,
staring
straight
ahead,
we
couldn't
see
over
the
heads
of
the
people
in
front,
with
the
cross
of
Jesus
marching
on
before
ahead
in
advance
beforehand
ahead
of
time,
in
anticipation,
when
you
pay
ahead
(or
in
advance)
you
receive
a
discount,
We
like
to
plan
ahead,
should
have
made
reservations
beforehand
ahead
onward
onwards
forward
forwards
forrader
in
a
forward
direction,
go
ahead,
the
train
moved
ahead
slowly,
the
boat
lurched
ahead,
moved
onward
into
the
forest,
they
went
slowly
forward
in
the
mud
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