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light upon

/lahyt/US // laɪt //UK // (laɪt) //

亮光,亮起,亮了,光明

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
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    • : something that makes things visible or affords illumination: All colors depend on light.
    • : Physics. Also called lu·mi·nous en·er·gy, radiant energy. electromagnetic radiation to which the organs of sight react, ranging in wavelength from about 400 to 700 nanometers and propagated at a speed of 186,282 miles per second, considered variously as a wave, a stream of particles, or a quantum phenomenon.a similar form of radiant energy that does not affect the retina, as ultraviolet or infrared rays.
    • : the sensation produced by stimulation of the organs of sight.
    • : an illuminating agent or source, as the sun, a lamp, or a beacon.
    • : the radiance or illumination from a particular source: the light of a candle.
    • : the illumination from the sun; daylight: We awoke at the first light.
    • : daybreak or dawn: when light appeared in the east.
    • : daytime: Summer has more hours of light.
    • : a particular light or illumination in which an object seen takes on a certain appearance: viewing the portrait in dim light.
    • : a device for or means of igniting, as a spark, flame, or match: Could you give me a light?
    • : a traffic light: Don't cross till the light changes.
    • : the aspect in which a thing appears or is regarded: Try to look at the situation in a more cheerful light.
    • : the state of being visible, exposed to view, or revealed to public notice or knowledge; limelight: Stardom has placed her in the light.
    • : a person who is an outstanding leader, celebrity, or example; luminary: He became one of the leading lights of Restoration drama.
    • : Art. the effect of light falling on an object or scene as represented in a picture.one of the brightest parts of a picture.
    • : a gleam or sparkle, as in the eyes.
    • : a measure or supply of light; illumination: The wall cuts off our light.
    • : spiritual illumination or awareness; enlightenment.
    • : Architecture. Also called day. one compartment of a window or window sash.a window, especially a small one.
    • : mental insight; understanding.
    • : lights, the information, ideas, or mental capacities possessed: to act according to one's lights.
    • : a lighthouse.
    • : Archaic. the eyesight.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    light·er, light·est.

    • : having light or illumination; bright; well-lighted: the lightest room in the entire house.
    • : pale, whitish, or not deep or dark in color: a light blue.
    • : containing enough milk or cream to produce a light color.
v.有主动词 verb
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    light·ed or lit, light·ing.

    • : to set burning, as a candle, lamp, fire, match, or cigarette; kindle; ignite.
    • : to turn or switch on: One flick of the master switch lights all the lamps in the room.
    • : to give light to; furnish with light or illumination: The room is lighted by two large chandeliers.
    • : to make bright with or as if with light: Hundreds of candles lighted up the ballroom.
    • : to cause to brighten, especially with joy, animation, or the like: A smile lit up her face. Her presence lighted up the room.
    • : to guide or conduct with a light: a candle to light you to bed.
v.无主动词 verb
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    light·ed or lit, light·ing.

    • : to take fire or become kindled: The damp wood refused to light.
    • : to ignite a cigar, cigarette, or pipe for purposes of smoking: He took out a pipe and lighted up before speaking.
    • : to become illuminated when switched on: This table lamp won't light.
    • : to become bright, as with light or color: The sky lights up at sunset.
    • : to brighten with animation or joy, as the face or eyes.

Phrases

  • light a fire under
  • light as a feather
  • light at the end of the tunnel
  • light dawned, the
  • lighten up
  • light heart
  • light into
  • lightning never strikes twice in the same place
  • light on
  • light out
  • light up
  • begin to see daylight (see the light of day)
  • bring to light
  • come to light
  • go light on
  • green light
  • heavy (light) heart
  • hide one's light
  • in a good (bad) light
  • in the cold light of day
  • in the light of
  • lace (light) into
  • leading light
  • make light of
  • many hands make light work
  • once over lightly
  • out cold (like a light)
  • see the light
  • shed light on
  • sweetness and light
  • travel light
  • trip the light fantastic

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inlocate
as indiscover
Synonyms
catch接住,抓住,捕捉,捕获come upon碰上了,碰上,遇到了,遇到design设计,设计方案,设计图,设计图象detect探测,侦查,检测,探测到determine确定,决定,判断,决定了devise制订,设计,制定,设计出disclose披露,公开,揭露,透露explore探索,探讨,探寻,探究hear听到,聆听,闻,听见identify确定,识别,确认,鉴定invent创作,创作的,创作的内容learn学习,了解,学,学习的locate找到了,定位,找到,找到的notice通知,通知书,通知公告observe观察,遵守,观察一下,观测realize实现,认识到,体会,实现了recognize确认,认识,认识到,认可reveal揭示,揭露,显露,揭示的see见,见的,见证,见识一下spot斑点,地点,斑斑点点,斑unearth掘出,发掘,出土,挖掘出来ascertain确定,查明,弄清,查清conceive构想,受孕,构思,受孕期contrive谋划,创制,拟制,谋求debunk驳斥,揭穿,驳倒,驳论discern识别,辨别,辨认,辨识distinguish辨别,区分,识别,辨认elicit引出,引发,引起,激发espy望见,望文生义,窥视,望风glimpse瞥见,一瞥,瞥见的,瞥一眼originate起源,发源地,发起,起源于perceive觉察到,觉察到的,感觉到,察觉到pioneer开拓者,先行者,先驱者,先锋sense意义,感觉,感官,意识bring to light揭晓,揭开真相,揭揭真相吧come across见过,遇到,相遇,见过的dig up挖出,挖开,挖掘,挖空ferret out查获,查获了,查到的,查获的get wind of得知消息,得知,风闻,听闻get wise to识时务者为俊杰,识破,醒悟look up仰视,翻看,翻阅,查找nose out伸出鼻子,鼻孔朝外,伸出鼻子来,鼻孔向外pick up on拾起,捡拾,捡起,拾掇smoke out烟消云散,烟灭,排烟,烟雾散去think of想出,想到,想到了,想起turn up转身,翻身,出现,转变
as infind
Synonyms
catch接住,抓住,捕捉,捕获come upon碰上了,碰上,遇到了,遇到design设计,设计方案,设计图,设计图象detect探测,侦查,检测,探测到determine确定,决定,判断,决定了devise制订,设计,制定,设计出disclose披露,公开,揭露,透露explore探索,探讨,探寻,探究hear听到,聆听,闻,听见identify确定,识别,确认,鉴定invent创作,创作的,创作的内容learn学习,了解,学,学习的locate找到了,定位,找到,找到的notice通知,通知书,通知公告observe观察,遵守,观察一下,观测realize实现,认识到,体会,实现了recognize确认,认识,认识到,认可reveal揭示,揭露,显露,揭示的see见,见的,见证,见识一下spot斑点,地点,斑斑点点,斑unearth掘出,发掘,出土,挖掘出来ascertain确定,查明,弄清,查清conceive构想,受孕,构思,受孕期contrive谋划,创制,拟制,谋求debunk驳斥,揭穿,驳倒,驳论discern识别,辨别,辨认,辨识distinguish辨别,区分,识别,辨认elicit引出,引发,引起,激发espy望见,望文生义,窥视,望风glimpse瞥见,一瞥,瞥见的,瞥一眼originate起源,发源地,发起,起源于perceive觉察到,觉察到的,感觉到,察觉到pioneer开拓者,先行者,先驱者,先锋sense意义,感觉,感官,意识bring to light揭晓,揭开真相,揭揭真相吧come across见过,遇到,相遇,见过的dig up挖出,挖开,挖掘,挖空ferret out查获,查获了,查到的,查获的get wind of得知消息,得知,风闻,听闻get wise to识时务者为俊杰,识破,醒悟look up仰视,翻看,翻阅,查找nose out伸出鼻子,鼻孔朝外,伸出鼻子来,鼻孔向外pick up on拾起,捡拾,捡起,拾掇smoke out烟消云散,烟灭,排烟,烟雾散去think of想出,想到,想到了,想起turn up转身,翻身,出现,转变

Examples

  • For example, you could make a routine that turns off your lights, plays relaxing music, and locks your doors when you say, “Alexa, goodnight.”

  • They were each sent a package with a laptop, microphone, ring light, and high resolution camera to shoot themselves during the show—essentially serving as their own directors for the night.

  • Before news of the coach firings came, Ingalls said the whole experience has shed light on the need for more oversight and training for school coaches.

  • Formed by different salinity and temperature layers within the water, the SOFAR channel is a horizontal layer that acts as a wave guide, guiding sound waves in much the same way that optical fibers guide light waves, Wu says.

  • Sometimes they’ll change their recommendations as new evidence comes to light.

  • You just travel light with carry-on luggage, go to cities that you love, and get to hang out with all your friends.

  • And how we want to live our lives in light of those differences.

  • Gillingham tells Mary that he wants to make their lives simpler, but it sounds a little like the dying of the light.

  • As Randy notes, “Maybe there is a value in shining a light on this and asking the questions.”

  • In the bowl of an electric mixer, cream the butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy.

  • Behold a dumpy, comfortable British paterfamilias in a light flannel suit and a faded sun hat.

  • She did not need a great cook-book; She knew how much and what it took To make things good and sweet and light.

  • Mr. Jones swung round a large iron key he held in his hand, and light dawned upon him.

  • Distance, the uncertain light, and imagination, magnified it to a high wall; high as the wall of China.

  • The faint candle-light glimmered on a ponderous gilded cornice, which had also sustained violence.