Light tarimas:

/lait/

Light audio:

Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:

• noun: Physics Electromagnetic radiation that has a wavelength in the range from about 4,000 (violet) to about 7,700 (red) angstroms and may be perceived by the normal unaided human eye.
• noun: Physics Electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength.
• noun: The sensation of perceiving light; brightness: a sudden light that made me blink.
• noun: A source of light, especially a lamp, a lantern, or an electric lighting fixture: Turn out the lights when you leave.
• noun: The illumination derived from a source of light: by the light of the moon.
• noun: The particular quantity or quality of such illumination: moved the lamp closer to get better light.
• noun: The pathway or route of such illumination to a person: You're standing in his light.
• noun: A mechanical device that uses illumination as a signal or warning, especially a beacon or traffic signal.
• noun: Daylight.
• noun: Dawn; daybreak.
• noun: Something, such as a window, that admits illumination.
• noun: Architecture One of two or more openings in a window divided by a mullion or mullions.
• noun: A source of fire, such as a match or cigarette lighter.
• noun: Spiritual awareness; illumination.
• noun: Something that provides information or clarification: threw some light on the question.
• noun: A state of awareness or understanding, especially as derived from a particular source: in the light of experience.
• noun: Public attention; general knowledge: brought the scandal to light.
• noun: A way of looking at or considering a matter; an aspect: saw the situation in a different light.
• noun: Archaic Eyesight.
• noun: One's individual opinions, choices, or standards: acted according to their own lights.
• noun: A person who inspires or is adored by another: My daughter is the light of my life.
• noun: A prominent or distinguished person; a luminary: one of the leading lights of the theater.
• noun: An expression of the eyes: a strange light in her eyes.
• noun: In Quaker doctrine, the guiding spirit or divine presence in each person.
• noun: The representation of light in art.
• verb-transitive: To set on fire; ignite or kindle.
• verb-transitive: To cause to give out light; make luminous: lit a lamp.
• verb-transitive: To provide, cover, or fill with light; illuminate: fireworks lighting the sky.
• verb-transitive: To signal, direct, or guide with or as if with illumination.
• verb-transitive: To enliven or animate: A smile lit her face.
• verb-intransitive: To start to burn; be ignited or kindled: Green wood does not light easily.
• verb-intransitive: To emit light; be lighted: Wait until the indicator lights up.
• adjective: Having a greater rather than lesser degree of lightness.
• adjective: Of or being an additive primary color.
• adjective: Characterized by or filled with light; bright: a room that is light when the shutters are open.
• adjective: Not dark in color; fair: light hair and skin.
• adjective: Served with milk or cream. Used of coffee.
• phrasal-verb: light up To become or cause to become animated or cheerful.
• phrasal-verb: light up To start smoking a cigarette, cigar, or pipe.
• idiom: in (the) light of In consideration of; in relationship to.
• idiom: light a fire under To urge or move to action.
• idiom: light at the end of the tunnel The prospect of success, relief, or escape after strenuous effort.
• adjective: Of relatively little weight; not heavy: a light load.
• adjective: Of relatively little weight for its size or bulk: Balsa is a light wood.
• adjective: Of less than the correct, standard, or legal weight: a light pound.
• adjective: Exerting little force or impact; gentle: a light pat.
• adjective: Indistinct; faint: light print that I could barely make out.
• adjective: Of little quantity; scanty: light snow.
• adjective: Consuming or using relatively moderate amounts; abstemious: a light eater; a light smoker.
• adjective: Not harsh or severe: gave the offender a light sentence.
• adjective: Demanding little exertion or effort; not burdensome: light household tasks.
• adjective: Having little importance; insignificant: light, idle chatter.
• adjective: Intended primarily as entertainment; not serious or profound: a light comedy.
• adjective: Free from worries or troubles; blithe: a light heart.
• adjective: Characterized by frivolity; silly or trivial.
• adjective: Liable to change; fickle.
• adjective: Mildly dizzy or faint: felt light in the head.
• adjective: Lacking in ethical discrimination.
• adjective: Moving easily and quickly; nimble: The dancer was light and graceful.
• adjective: Designed for ease and quickness of movement; having a relatively slim structure and little weight: light aircraft.
• adjective: Designed to carry relatively little weight: a light truck.
• adjective: Carrying little equipment or armament: light cavalry; light tanks.
• adjective: Requiring relatively little equipment and using relatively simple processes to produce consumer goods: light industry.
• adjective: Easily awakened or disturbed: a light sleeper.
• adjective: Easily digested: a light supper.
• adjective: Having a spongy or flaky texture; well-leavened: light pastries.
• adjective: Having a loose, porous consistency: light soil.
• adjective: Containing a relatively small amount of a potentially harmful ingredient, such as alcohol, fat, or sodium: light beer; light mayonnaise.
• adjective: Linguistics Of, relating to, or being a syllable ending in a short vowel or a short vowel plus a consonant.
• adjective: Linguistics Of, relating to, or being a vowel or syllable pronounced with little or no stress.
• adverb: In a light manner; lightly.
• adverb: With little weight and few burdens: traveling light.
• verb-intransitive: To get down, as from a vehicle or horse; dismount.
• verb-intransitive: To descend to the ground after flight; land.
• verb-intransitive: To come upon one unexpectedly: Misfortune lighted upon him.
• verb-intransitive: To come upon by chance or accident. Used with on or upon: lit on the perfect solution to the problem.
• phrasal-verb: light into Informal To attack verbally or physically; assail.
• phrasal-verb: light out Informal To leave hastily; run off.
• idiom: go light on To treat casually or gingerly.

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