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What does the Italian term "brillante" mean?

What does the Italian term "brillante" mean?
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What does the Italian term "brillante" mean?

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brilliante is the same as brilliant; a person that's good at the things they do. Almost the same as talented.

Could also mean giving off light, depends how it's used though.

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