brilliant
The German word 'brillant' is an adjective that is used to describe something or someone as excellent, outstanding, or exceptional. It can also be used to describe something that is very bright or sparkling, such as a diamond. In a broader sense, 'brillant' can also be used to describe a person who is very intelligent or talented.
This diamond is brilliant.
In this sentence, 'brillant' is used as an adjective to describe the noun 'Diamant' (diamond). The adjective 'brillant' in German means 'brilliant' in English.
Your idea was brilliant.
In this example, 'brillant' is used to compliment the noun 'Idee' (idea), saying that it was 'brilliant'. It can be useful in conversations to express admiration for someone's ideas.
That was a brilliant performance.
Here 'brillante' is a descriptive term for the noun 'Leistung' (performance), signifying that the performance was exceptionally good, or 'brilliant'. In general, 'brillant' is often used in German to denote high quality, much like 'brilliant' in English.