rạng rỡ
/ˈreɪdiəntli//ˈreɪdiəntli/The word "radiantly" comes from the Latin "radius," meaning "ray" or "beam." In the 15th century, the Latin word was borrowed into Middle English as "radiant," meaning "giving off rays" or "glowing." The word initially referred to the emission of light or heat, such as the radiance of the sun or a fire. Later, the adjective "radiant" emerged, describing something that gives off light or that is characterized by a bright, shining quality. In the 17th century, the adverb "radiantly" arose, modifying verbs to indicate the manner in which something is done, such as "she smiles radiantly" or "the flowers bloom radiantly." Today, "radiantly" is used to describe anything that shines brightly, both literally and figuratively.
in a way that shows great happiness, love or health
theo cách thể hiện sự hạnh phúc, tình yêu hoặc sức khỏe tuyệt vời
rạng rỡ hạnh phúc
Anh ấy mỉm cười rạng rỡ.
in a way that gives a warm bright light
theo cách mang lại ánh sáng ấm áp
Mặt trời chiếu sáng rực rỡ.