bright future
braɪt ˈfjuːtʃə
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Definition of bright future - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

optimismpromising or successful time ahead
  • She has a bright future in the music industry.
  • The young athlete has a bright future ahead.
  • With her skills, she is destined for a bright future.
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Expressions with bright future

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have a bright futurev.
be likely to be successful
She is talented and will have a bright future in music.

Expressions with bright

bright siden.
positive aspect of a difficult situation
Even in failure, there's always a bright side.
bright spotn.
spot that is bright in appearance
The bright spot on the wall caught my attention.
bright sparkn.
person who is intelligent or quick-witted
She is such a bright spark in the team.
bright spelln.
short period of sunny weather
We enjoyed a bright spell during our vacation.
bright and earlyadv.
very early in the morning
We woke up bright and early for the hike.
focus on the bright sidev.
think about the good parts of a situation
Even after losing, she focused on the bright side.

Expressions with future

no futuren.
lack of prospects or opportunities in life
He felt trapped in a town with no future.
rosy futuren.
future with positive and successful prospects
She believes in a rosy future for her business.
future forwardadj.
focused on future trends and innovations
The company's future forward approach has led to groundbreaking products.
no future inn.
lack of chance for success or progress
There is no future in cheating.
the future looks brightexp.
things are expected to improve
With the new policies, the future looks bright for the company.
what does the future holdexp.
wonder about future events or outcomes
I often wonder what does the future hold for us.
for the foreseeable futureadv.
until further notice or change
The store will be closed for the foreseeable future.
gamble with one's futurev.
take risky actions affecting one's future negatively
He decided to gamble with his future by dropping out.
the future looks rosyexp.
the future seems positive and promising
After the meeting, the future looks rosy for our company.
what does the future have in storeexp.
asks about what will happen in the future
I wonder what does the future have in store for us?

Terms related to bright future

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advancementgrowthhopeopportunitypotentialprogressprosperitysuccess

Terms with bright future included in their meaning

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sunny uplandsn.
future
metaphor for a bright future or success

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  1. French:avenir prometteur, ...
  2. German:glänzende Zukunft, ...
  3. Italian:futuro promettente, ...
  4. Spanish:futuro prometedor, ...
  5. Portuguese:futuro brilhante, ...
  6. Chinese:光明的未来, ...
  7. Japanese:明るい未来, ...
  8. Arabic:مستقبل مشرق, ...
  9. Hebrew:עָתִיד מַזְהִיר, ...
  10. Russian:светлое будущее, ...
  11. Ukrainian:світле майбутнє, ...
  12. Hindi:उज्ज्वल भविष्य, ...

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