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moonlight: noun
moonlight: intransitive verb

moonlight¹ N no pl

moonlight

światło nt [lub blask m ] księżyca

moonlight² VB intr inf

moonlight

dorabiać na boku

Usage examples with moonlight

by moonlight

przy świetle księżyca

to do a moonlight flit

uciec cichaczem, bez płacenia

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The photo features a wooded area and pond, with moonlight appearing between the trees and reflecting on the pond. en.wikipedia.org

He gained a practice as a solicitor, and married at the age of nineteen (so that he moonlighted also). en.wikipedia.org

The scenes may include moonlight or lanterns to set an amorous mood. en.wikipedia.org

Their true forms -- immortal skeletons -- can only be seen in moonlight. en.wikipedia.org

It was visible only by starlight or moonlight. en.wikipedia.org

Here the author recreated a particular background for his constant sorrow: the night's haze, moonlight, a slight gentle breeze, voices of invisible birds. en.wikipedia.org

The soft imagery of moonlight, jasmine flowers, cool breeze, etc., was soon replaced by the stark and jarring images of violence, excreta and anarchy. en.wikipedia.org

Like the golden plovers, this species prefers to feed at night when there is moonlight. en.wikipedia.org

Through the 1930s he made a name as a successful screenplay and story writer, while moonlighting as an actor in bit parts and uncredited roles. en.wikipedia.org

The breeding activity and reproductive phenology of toads, however, are cued by moonlight. en.wikipedia.org

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