light
/laɪt/
noun
- The natural energy from the sun or another source that makes things visible.
- She turned on the light to read her book.
- Plants need light to grow.
- The room was filled with warm sunlight.
- A source of illumination, such as a lamp or bulb.
- The street lights came on at dusk.
- We bought a new light for the living room.
- Please switch off the light when you leave.
- A way of understanding or considering something; a perspective.
- Her actions were seen in a positive light.
- Let's look at the problem in a different light.
- The news put the situation in a new light.
- A flame or spark used to start something burning.
- The lighter produced a small light.
- Can you give me a light for my campfire?
- He struck a match to get a light for the candle.
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adjective
- Having little weight; not heavy.
- This fabric is very light and breathable.
- She wore a light jacket because it was warm.
- The box is light enough for one person to carry.
- Pale in color; not dark.
- He has light hair and blue eyes.
- She painted the walls a light blue.
- Choose a light shade for the bedroom.
- Not intense, strong, or serious; gentle or mild.
- She gave him a light kiss on the cheek.
- There was a light breeze blowing through the trees.
- The traffic was light this morning.
- Low in calories, fat, or alcohol; not heavy on the stomach.
- She prefers light yogurt for breakfast.
- This beer is light and refreshing.
- I ordered a light salad for lunch.
- Not serious or profound; entertaining or amusing.
- The conversation was light and friendly.
- We watched a light comedy after dinner.
- He enjoys light reading before bed.
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verb
- To set something on fire or cause it to start burning.
- He used a match to light the campfire.
- She lit a candle to create a cozy atmosphere.
- Please light the grill so we can cook dinner.
- To provide or fill with light; to illuminate.
- A smile lit her face when she saw him.
- Fireworks lit up the night sky.
- The lamp lights the entire room.
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adverb
- In a way that is not heavy; with little weight or force.
- He landed light on his feet after the jump.
- She stepped light on the creaky floor.
- The snow fell light and soft.