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What (who) is Brill - definition
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Brill (disambiguation); Brill, UK; Brill, United Kingdom
Brill
DUTCH INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC PUBLISHER
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·noun A fish allied to the turbot (Rhombus levis), much esteemed in England for food;
- called also bret, pearl, prill. ·see Bret.
brill
DUTCH INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC PUBLISHER
EJ Brill; Koninklijke Brill; Rodopi (publisher); Brill publishing; Martinus Nijhoff Publishers; E.J. Brill; Leyden, Brill; Leiden, Brill; BRILL; Evert Jan Brill; E. J. Brill; E J Brill; Brill Academic Publishers; BRILL Publishers; Brill Online; Rodopi Publishers; M. Nijhoff; Martinus Nijhoff Publishers; Brill publishers; Brill (publisher); BrillOnline Reference Works; BrillOnline; Koninklijke Brill NV; Brill Nijhoff; Front Med Biol Eng; Front. Med. Biol. Eng.; Frontiers of Medical and Biological Engineering; Kluwer-Nijhoff; Brill Publishing; Brill.com; 10.1163; 10.2959; Brill Publications; Brill Deutschland GmbH; 10.30965
brill1
¦ noun a flatfish similar to the turbot. [Scophthalmus rhombus.]
Origin
C15: of unknown origin.
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brill2
¦ adjective Brit. informal excellent; marvellous.
brill
DUTCH INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC PUBLISHER
EJ Brill; Koninklijke Brill; Rodopi (publisher); Brill publishing; Martinus Nijhoff Publishers; E.J. Brill; Leyden, Brill; Leiden, Brill; BRILL; Evert Jan Brill; E. J. Brill; E J Brill; Brill Academic Publishers; BRILL Publishers; Brill Online; Rodopi Publishers; M. Nijhoff; Martinus Nijhoff Publishers; Brill publishers; Brill (publisher); BrillOnline Reference Works; BrillOnline; Koninklijke Brill NV; Brill Nijhoff; Front Med Biol Eng; Front. Med. Biol. Eng.; Frontiers of Medical and Biological Engineering; Kluwer-Nijhoff; Brill Publishing; Brill.com; 10.1163; 10.2959; Brill Publications; Brill Deutschland GmbH; 10.30965
If you say that something is brill, you are very pleased about it or think that it is very good. (BRIT INFORMAL)
What a brill idea!
= wonderful, great
ADJ
Examples of use of Brill
1. "Weve had the worst year imaginable," says Brill.
2. Brill attributes their silence to residents‘ suspicion of the media.
3. "We‘ve had the worst year imaginable," says Brill.
4. Additional reporting by David Brill and Jess Goodman.
5. Brill says Bar–Lev opposed Poraz‘s plan to transfer funds from Tamar to Arad.