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lit: verb
light: I. noun II. adjective and adverb III. adverb IV. transitive verb
leading light: noun
light up: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
light bulb: noun
light-headed: adjective and adverb
light-hearted: adjective and adverb
light pen: noun
light year: noun
neon lamp: noun
pilot light: noun
red light: noun
streetlamp: noun
traffic light: noun
warning light: noun
red-light district: noun

lit [lɪt] VB

lit pt, pp of:

See also light

I . light [laɪt] N

1. light no pl (energy, brightness):

luz f

2. light no pl (daytime):

luz f do dia

3. light:

light (source of brightness)

luz f

light (source of brightness)

light (lamp)

to cast [or shed] light on sth

esclarecer a. c.

to come to light

vir à tona

to turn a light off/on

apagar/acender a luz

4. light no pl (flame):

fogo m

do you have a light?

você tem fogo?

II . light [laɪt] ADJ

1. light (not heavy):

leve

2. light (not dark):

light color

claro(-a)

iluminado(-a)

branco(-a)

3. light (not serious):

leve

4. light (not intense):

light breeze, rain

leve

III . light [laɪt] ADV

to make light of sth

não dar importância a a. c.

IV . light <lit Am: lighted, lit Am: lighted> [laɪt] VB trans

1. light (illuminate):

2. light (start burning):

I . light [laɪt] N

1. light no pl (energy, brightness):

luz f

2. light no pl (daytime):

luz f do dia

3. light:

light (source of brightness)

luz f

light (source of brightness)

light (lamp)

to cast [or shed] light on sth

esclarecer a. c.

to come to light

vir à tona

to turn a light off/on

apagar/acender a luz

4. light no pl (flame):

fogo m

do you have a light?

você tem fogo?

II . light [laɪt] ADJ

1. light (not heavy):

leve

2. light (not dark):

light color

claro(-a)

iluminado(-a)

branco(-a)

3. light (not serious):

leve

4. light (not intense):

light breeze, rain

leve

III . light [laɪt] ADV

to make light of sth

não dar importância a a. c.

IV . light <lit Am: lighted, lit Am: lighted> [laɪt] VB trans

1. light (illuminate):

2. light (start burning):

leading light N inf

to be a leading light in sth

ser expoente mf em a. c.

I . light up VB trans

light up sky:

II . light up VB intr

1. light up (become bright):

2. light up (start smoking):

acender um cigarro

light bulb N

light-headed ADJ

1. light-headed (faint):

light-headed

zonzo(-a)

2. light-headed (excited):

light-headed

deslumbrado(-a)

light-hearted ADJ

light-hearted (carefree)

despreocupado(-a)

light-hearted (happy)

light pen N

caneta f luminosa

light year N

ano-luz m

neon lamp N, neon light N

luz f de néon [or neônio]

pilot light N

pilot light

piloto m

red light N

sinal m vermelho

streetlamp N, street light N

poste m de luz

traffic light N

traffic light

traffic light

sinal m

warning light N

warning light

luz f de advertência

red-light district N

red-light district

zona f de meretrício

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Today, only about 800 meters of these tunnels are open to the public, which have been made into well-lit, arched passages. en.wikipedia.org

The stair itself, located behind another paneled door at the north end of the entrance hall, is lit by the windows on that elevation. en.wikipedia.org

By the middle of the season, the control room was scaled down and relocated to a well-lit but smaller bunker rush room. en.wikipedia.org

Their cottages had cellars for storage and well-lit upper rooms for the looms. en.wikipedia.org

The facade is made from polyester fiberglass resin panels and lit from behind, creating a glowing, translucent skin at night. en.wikipedia.org

The first floor elevator lobbies are lit by a luminous rear wall. en.wikipedia.org

When he came flying toward you with the puck on his stick, his eyes were all lit up, flashing and gleaming like a pinball machine. en.wikipedia.org

Both will have a long, unlit candle, which will be lit from the table where their parents are seated. en.wikipedia.org

The term light painting also encompasses images lit from outside the frame with hand-held light sources. en.wikipedia.org

The women occupy the centre mid-ground of the painting and are lit from high above the left hand of the canvas, presumably by the moon. en.wikipedia.org

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