brilˈlare
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Translation
to shine
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Word origin
From French briller, ultimately from Vulgar Latin beryllare, from beryllus ('beryl gem').
- Origin
- Latin/French
- Root
- beryllus
- English cognates
- brilliant, beryl
Grammar
Verb type-are regular
Examples
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The stars shine in the dark sky.
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The sun shone high above the city.
gioia.
Her eyes shone with joy.
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