bright colors
[/braɪt ˈkʌlərz/]
noun phrase
cores vibrantes
1. vivid, luminous hues that are highly visible and intense in appearance
The artist used bright colors to make the painting stand out on the gallery wall.
O artista usou cores vibrantes para fazer a pintura se destacar na parede da galeria.
2. cheerful and eye-catching pigments that reflect high levels of light
Children are often attracted to bright colors in toys and clothing.
As crianças costumam ser atraídas por cores vibrantes em brinquedos e roupas.
3. saturated colors with high levels of saturation and value
The tropical flowers displayed bright colors ranging from neon pink to electric blue.
As flores tropicais exibiam cores vibrantes que variavam de rosa neon a azul elétrico.
In Brazilian culture, bright colors hold significant importance, particularly in Carnival celebrations where they symbolize joy, diversity, and cultural expression. This contrasts with more reserved color palettes in some European contexts. In the USA, bright colors are frequently associated with energy, optimism, and innovation, especially in marketing and design industries.
Related Idioms & Phrases
paint the town bright colors - celebrate colorfully
see the world in bright colors - have an optimistic outlook
a splash of bright colors - a vibrant addition to something
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