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lighted

/lahyt/US // laɪt //UK // (laɪt) //

有灯光,有灯光的,有灯,有灯的

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : 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
  1. 1

    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
  1. 1

    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

adj.illuminated
Forms: lighting, lights, lit
adj.not heavy
Forms: lighting, lights, lit
Synonyms
agile敏捷的,敏捷,灵巧的,灵巧airy轻盈的,轻盈,飘逸,飘逸的buoyant强劲的,强有力的,富有活力的,富有活力delicate微妙,细致,微妙的,精致easy容易,轻松,方便,简单fluffy蓬松的,松软的,毛绒绒的,绒毛lightweight轻量级,重量级,轻巧,轻量级的loose松散的,松散,松动,松脱slender纤细,纤细的,苗条,苗条的slight纤细的,纤细,纤弱的,纤微small小,小型,小的,小型的thin薄,单薄,薄薄的,细dainty娇小的,娇小玲珑,娇小,娇贵featherweight羽量级,羽翼丰满,羽绒服,羽量级的flimsy单薄,单薄的,脆弱的,薄薄的floating浮动,浮动的,漂浮,漂浮的little少许,少,少量,少少petty小气,小气的,小气鬼,琐碎portable便携式,携带方便,携带式,可携式sheer峭壁,纯粹的,峭度trifling琐碎的,琐碎,琐碎的事,琐事atmospheric大气,大气的,大气层,大气圈crumbly松软的,酥软的,酥脆的,脆皮的downy绒毛,羽绒服,绒毛的,绒毛虫effervescent泡腾式,泡腾性,泡腾型,泡腾剂ethereal空灵的,空灵,虚无缥缈,空旷的feathery羽翼丰满,羽毛状的,羽翼丰满的,羽毛状filmy秽语,秽物,秽气,秽物处理floatable可浮动,可浮动的,可漂浮的,可漂浮friable易碎的,易碎,易碎品,易损件frothy充满泡沫的,泡沫丰富的,泡沫状的,有泡沫的gossamery纱窗,纱布,纱网,纱厂graceful优美的,优雅的,优美,秀气的imponderous深思熟虑的,深思熟虑,冥思苦想,深思熟虑的人inconsequential不重要的,无关紧要的,无关紧要,不重要insubstantial不实在的,不切实际,不切实际的,非实质性light-footed脚步轻盈,轻盈的脚步,脚步轻快,轻盈的脚步声lithe婀娜多姿,轻巧,轻巧的,轻盈的meager微薄的,微薄,微不足道,微不足道的nimble敏捷的,灵巧的,敏锐的,灵巧porous多孔的,多孔性,多孔,多孔性的sandy沙子,沙地,沙质,沙土spongy海棉,海棉的,海棉质,海棉状的sprightly活泼的,神气活现,精神抖擞的,精神抖擞地sylphlike蚜虫类,蚜虫,蚜虫般,蚜虫病tissuelike韧带状,韧带型,韧带式,韧带trivial琐碎,琐碎的,琐事,小事一桩unheavy不重,不重不轻,不重的,不太重unsubstantial不实在的,不切实际,不切实际的,不真实的weightless无重,失重,无重量,无重的
Antonyms
adj.small in amount, content
Forms: lighting, lights, lit
Synonyms
casual休闲,随意,随便,休闲的faint微弱的,淡淡的,晕眩的,晕倒的gentle温文尔雅,温柔,温和,温柔的mild温和的,温和,轻度,平和的moderate温和的,温和,温文尔雅,温顺的slight纤细的,纤细,纤弱的,纤微soft软,软的,软性,软体sparse稀少的,稀疏的,稀疏,寥寥无几thin薄,单薄,薄薄的,细tiny微小的,微小,渺小,渺小的weak软弱,弱,软弱无力,薄弱minor未成年,小型,小型的,未成年人minuscule微不足道,微不足道的,微乎其微,渺小的minute分,分数,分分钟,分别restricted受限制的,受限的,受约束的,受制约的scanty微薄的,稀少的,轻微的,微薄shoestring鞋带,鞋垫,鞋底,鞋带式trifling琐碎的,琐碎,琐碎的事,琐事wee凌晨,凌晨时分,凌晨时分的digestible可消化的,易消化的,可消化,易消化fractional小数,分数,小数点阵,小数点后fragmentary零碎的,零散的,零星的,碎裂的frivolous无聊的,无聊,轻薄,轻浮frugal节俭的,俭朴的,俭朴,节俭hardly any几乎没有,几乎没有任何,几乎无,几乎没hardly enough几乎没有足够的,几乎没有,几乎不可能,勉强inadequate不够,不足,不足的,不够的inconsequential不重要的,无关紧要的,无关紧要,不重要inconsiderable微不足道,不足道,不足为奇,不足道的indistinct隐隐约约,隐约可见,模糊不清的,隐约可见的insignificant不重要的,无足轻重,无关紧要,微不足道的insufficient不够,不足,不充分,不够充分modest谦虚,谦虚的,谦逊的,谦逊not many不多,并不很多,未几,并不多not much不多,不大,不太多,并不多not rich不富,不富裕,不富有,并不富裕puny弱小的,弱小,矮小的,弱不禁风superficial表面上的,表面的,表面上,表面trivial琐碎,琐碎的,琐事,小事一桩unimportant不重要,不重要的,不要紧,不关痛痒unsubstantial不实在的,不切实际,不切实际的,不真实的
Antonyms
nounluminescence from sun or other source
Forms: lighting, lights, lit
Synonyms
bulb灯泡,灯管candle蜡烛,烛光,烛火,烛台daylight白天,日光,白昼,白天的时候flash闪光,闪存,闪现,闪电glare耀眼的光芒,眩光,刺眼的光芒,耀眼的目光glow辉光,发光,焕发,辉映lamp灯,灯具,灯管,灯光lantern花灯,灯笼,灯盏,灯具radiation辐射,辐射问题,放射线,放射性ray曙光,阳光,曙光乍现,阳光下star明星sun太阳,阳光,阳,阳光下sunshine阳光,阳光明媚,日照,阳光下window窗口,窗户,橱窗,窗外aurora极光,极光效应beacon信标,烽火,烽火台,灯塔blaze炽热,火焰,炽热的气氛,炽热的火焰brightness亮度,光度,光明度,光亮度brilliance辉煌,亮光,光芒,光彩夺目brilliancy光彩夺目,辉煌,光彩照人,光彩coruscation哗众取宠,醉翁之意不在酒,陶醉,混乱dawn曙光,曙光乍现,晨曦,黎明daybreak破晓,天亮了,黎明,黎明时分daytime白天,日间,白天的时候,白日effulgence效益,辉度,辉光,辉映emanation发出,发射,发光,发散flare扩口,扩音器,喇叭口,耀斑gleam熠熠生辉,熠熠生辉的,熠熠闪光,熠熠发光glimmer熠熠生辉,微光,闪光,微光乍现glint闪光,闪烁,闪耀,闪闪发光glitter熠熠生辉,闪闪发光,闪耀,熠熠生辉的illumination照明,光照,光照度,照亮incandescence白炽灯,白炽化,炽热,白热化irradiation辐照,照射,辐照度,辐射lambency羔羊效应,羔羊座,绵阳,羔羊皮lighthouse灯塔,岸边,岸边小屋,标的物luminosity光度,发光率,发光量,发光性luster光泽,光泽度,光彩,光彩夺目morn晨曦,晨报,晨间,晨光morning上午,早晨,早上,早间phosphorescence磷光体,磷光法,磷光,磷光剂radiance光芒,光泽度,光泽,光彩refulgence重新出现,收获,重获新生,收敛scintillation闪烁,闪闪发光,闪烁效应,闪闪发亮sheen油光,光泽,油光泽,光泽度shine发光,闪闪发光,闪耀,闪闪发亮sparkle璀璨,闪光,璀璨夺目,璀璨的splendor光辉,绚烂,辉煌,绚丽sunbeam阳光普照,阳光,阳光大道,阳光明媚sunrise朝阳,日出,晨曦,日出的时候taper锥度,锥形,锥体,锥形的torch火炬,火把,手电筒,火炬手fulgor富哥,富戈尔,富高尔,富国
verbilluminate
Forms: lighting, lights, lit
verbstart on fire
Forms: lighting, lights, lit

Examples

  • In the Jockey ad, half of Jim Palmer's princely, brooding face is fully lighted, the other half is masked in shadow.

  • That same day, the high court did a 180 and green-lighted the executions.

  • The place was quite deserted, lighted by a few lanterns hung high up, in which the gas burned dimly.

  • It is small and well lighted; one sees all over it almost at a glance.

  • A lighted, electronic marquee placed just outside the building scrolls Bible verses every day.

  • We make fast the doors of our lighted houses against the indigent and the hungry.

  • Her worn-out blue petticoat is lighted up by a moonbeam; in her hand she appears to have a hoe.

  • Blanche stood an instant looking into the lighted room and hesitating—flushed a little, smiling, extremely pretty.

  • Goodell lighted another cigarette and nonchalantly seated himself in the vacant chair.

  • The first man my eyes lighted upon as I stepped inside was MacRae, humped disconsolately on the edge of a bunk.