light lietuviškai

light vertimas I 1. n 1) šviesa, apšvietimas; northern polar lightsšiaurės pašvaistė; in a good lightprie geros šviesos; gerai matomas; to bring to lightišaiškinti; to come to lightpaaiškėti; to see the light gimti, išvysti šviesą; to see the red light perk. nusigąsti; to stand in one's light užstoti (kam) šviesą;perk. stovėti kelyje, trukdyti (kam); to throw light (upon) nušviesti; išaiškinti; to shed light nušviesti; to strike a light užžiebti degtuką; 2) ugnis; žiburys; 2. a šviesus; 3. v (lit ir lighted) 1) apšviesti; 2) už(si)degti; perk. nušvisti (apie veidą); 3) atsitiktinai ką aptikti; to light upa) užbrūkyti; b) uždegti šviesą II 1. a 1) lengvas; 2) nepastovus, lengvabūdiškas; 3) nežymus; menkas; to make light of nerimtai žiūrėti (į ką nors); 4) purus; 2. adv lengvai

light-green (adj.) žalias, žalsvas
light bulb (n.) lemputė
Light therapy Šviesos terapija
light beam (n.) spindulys
half-light (n.) tamsa
first light (n.) saulėtekis, aušra
light industry (n.) lengvoji pramonė
Light industry Lengvoji pramonė
bring to light (v.) išplepėti, iškloti visą teisybę, prisipažinti, išduoti, iškelti aikštėn
electric light (n.) lemputė
come to light (v.) paaiškėti, išaiškėti, būti atrastam, tapti žinomam
Light machine gun Lengvasis kulkosvaidis
back light (n.) užpakalinis žibintas, buferinis žibintas
green light (n.) leidimas, žalia šviesa
at first light (adv.) aušra, gaidgystė
Light meter Liuksmetras
Light pollution Šviesos tarša
light-headedly (adv.) svaiginamai, su apsvaigusia galva
light upon (v.) užtikti, aptikti, rasti, įsitikinti, suprasti, atsitiktinai rasti/užeiti/užtikti, užeiti, atsitiktinai rasti, atrasti
light-hearted (adj.) laimingas, be rūpesčių
light-hearted () linksmas, nerūpestingas
Light-emitting diode Šviesos diodas
light source (n.) šviesa, lempa, apšvietimas
street light (n.) žibinto stulpas
light year (n.) šviesmetis
light-year (n.) šviesmetis
Light-year Šviesmetis
light-mindedness (n.) lengvabūdiškumas
light-headed (adj.) tuščiagalvis, kvailas, silpnas, išsiblaškęs
light-fingered (adj.) graibštus, ilgapirštis
light-minded (adj.) lengvabūdiškas, sklandus, bet neįtikinamas
light-footed (adj.) guvus, greitas
speed of light (n.) šviesos greitis
Speed of light Šviesos greitis
light speed (n.) šviesos greitis
light-haired (adj.) blondinas, šviesiaplaukis
light-heartedness (n.) paviršutiniškumas
light-blond (adj.) smėlio spalvos
light yellow (adj.) tamsiai geltonas
light up (v.) užsidegti, užsižiebti, apšviesti, sušvisti, iliuminuoti, išsigiedryti, nuskaidrėti, pragiedrėti, nušvisti, nušviesti
light up (v.) įjungti
light-heartedly (adv.) lengvai, nerūpestingai
Aberration of light Šviesos aberacija
Faster-than-light Superluminarus
Electric Light Orchestra
Incandescent light bulb Kaitrinė lemputė
guiding light (n.) žymūs žmonės
pilot-light (n.) nuolatinė liepsnelė
Winter Light Žiemos šviesa
traffic light (n.) šviesoforas
Traffic light Šviesoforas
Songs of Darkness, Words of Light
Zodiacal light Zodiako šviesa

Paaiškinimas anglų kalba

(physics) electromagnetic radiation that can produce a visual sensation
(source of illumination) any device serving as a source of illumination
(position) a particular perspective or aspect of a situation Type of: position
(physical property) the quality of being luminous; emitting or reflecting light
(scene) an illuminated area Type of: scene
(condition) a condition of spiritual awareness; divine illumination
(visual property) the visual effect of illumination on objects or scenes as created in pictures
(friend) a person regarded very fondly Type of: friend
(lighting) having abundant light or illumination
(insight) mental understanding as an enlightening experience Type of: insight
(facial expression) merriment expressed by a brightness, gleam, or animation of countenance
(public knowledge) public awareness Type of: public knowledge
(visual signal) a visual warning signal Type of: visual signal
(device) a device for lighting or igniting fuel, charges, or fires
(lighten up) to make lighter or brighter
(fire up) to begin to smoke
(land) to come to rest, settle
(burn) to cause to start burning; to subject to fire or great heat
(return) to fall to somebody by assignment or lot
(horseback riding) to alight from (a horse)
(comparatively little physical) of comparatively little physical weight or density
(light-coloured) of color, having a relatively small amount of coloring agent
(light-armed) of the military or industry, using (or being) relatively small or light arms or equipment Similar to: light-armed
(not great, degree) not great in degree, quantity, or number
(fooling) psychologically light; especially free from sadness or troubles Similar to: fooling
(characterized, emitting light) characterized by or emitting light
(unstressed) of vowels or syllables, pronounced with little or no stress
(digestible) easily assimilated in the alimentary canal; not rich or heavily seasoned Similar to: digestible
(soil, loose, large-grained) of soil, loose and large-grained in consistency Similar to: loose
(pure) of sound or color, free from anything that dulls or dims
(light-footed) moving easily and quickly
(undemanding) demanding little effort; not burdensome Similar to: undemanding
(gentle) of little intensity, power, or force Similar to: easy
(chemistry) not having atomic weight greater than average Topic: chemistry
(ill) weak and likely to lose consciousness
(thin) very thin and insubstantial
(temperate) marked by temperance in indulgence
(insufficient) less than the correct, legal, or full amount often deliberately so
(insignificant) having little importance Similar to: insignificant
(intended primarily, entertainment) intended primarily as entertainment; not serious or profound Similar to: frivolous
(idle) silly or trivial
(light-duty) designed for ease of movement or to carry little weight Similar to: light-duty
(non-fat) having relatively few calories
(shallow) of sleep, easily disturbed
(unchaste) casual and unrestrained in sexual behavior
(weightless) having little or no weight or apparent gravitational pull
(lightly) with few burdens
(ethical motive) a divine presence believed by Quakers to enlighten and guide the soul

Light sinonimai Christ Within, Inner Light, Light Within, Light, Visible, Photoradiation, Radiation, Visible Radiation

light sinonimai light up, abstemious, calorie-free, clean, clear, easy, faint, feeble, flaccid, idle, light-footed, lightheaded, light-headed, light-hearted, lightsome, lightweight, lite, loose, low-cal, minor, moderate, promiscuous, rash, scant, shallow, short, slight, sluttish, superficial, swooning, tripping, trivial, unaccented, unclouded, wakeful, wanton, weak, white, light-colored, light-coloured, light in color, light in colour, lightly, aspect, brightness, brightness level, effulgence, gleam, igniter, ignitor, illumination, lighter, lighting, lightness, light source, luminance, luminosity, luminousness, radiance, radiancy, refulgence, refulgency, shimmer, shine, side, spark, sparkle, twinkle, visible light, visible radiation, stoplight, traffic light, traffic lights, traffic signal, traffic signals, alight, brighten up, clear up, dismount, enlighten, fall, fire, fire up, get down, get off, give light, ignite, illume, illuminate, illumine, inflame, kindle, let off, lighten, light up, perch, put on, set afire, set alight, set fire to, switch on, unhorse, lighten, light up

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