No. 2,125 in French
brillé
"Brillé" means "shined" or "sparkled."
In a sentence
Le soleil a brillé toute la journée.
The sun shone all day.
The word 'brillé' is used to describe the action of shining or emitting light by the sun.
Elle a brillé lors de la compétition avec sa performance.
She excelled during the competition with her performance.
The word 'brillé' is used metaphorically to describe excelling or standing out in a particular context, in this case, during a competition.
Les étoiles ont brillé intensément dans le ciel nocturne.
The stars shone brightly in the night sky.
The word 'brillé' is used literally to describe the shining property of stars in the night sky.
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