"Ella es completamente brillante."

Translation: She is completely brilliant.

[heartegg]

Completely? That was worded a little funny.

[DoubleLingot]

She's absolutely brilliant!

[MarkWest]

could 'Ella esta' be used here?

[Royraju]

If you say "Ella es brillante", it means that she is clever, ingenious... If you say "Ella está brillante", it means that she's shining (that's a little weird, I think). :)

[acalleyne]

that can be a pick up line, i'm going to use it

[MarkWest]

Yeah, doesn't sound good.! cheers

[learnTACO32]

Can "completamente" come after "brillante"? ...Brillante completamente... Thanks

[Royraju]

No, it sounds unnatural.

[JoanneSbungee]

Adjectives usually come after nouns (la gema brillante, la niña guapa) but adverbs always come before adjectives (muy guapa, bastante claro)

[1sLpibFl]

'She's utterly brilliant' should be acceptable. Maybe utterly is more common in UK than US? Will report.