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Meanings of illuminated in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "lit"
Examples for "lit"
1
Police said she lit a large fire to try to get help.
2
Investor message boards have lit up in response to the new paper.
3
Come morning light with soft-lit powers to awaken love that's ever sure.
4
The good news is that there is always a new torch lit.
5
It has, however, filed a patent for its hybrid lit-dark order book.
1
The stove was lighted; the water in the copper was steaming slightly.
2
They come to a large store, closed, of course, but fully lighted.
3
Just then the moonlight streamed in the window and lighted the room.
4
It was now dark, and Wakely lighted the gas in the room.
5
When she went in, she slammed the door and lighted the gas.
1
She passed through a small, well-lighted vestibule and entered the room beyond.
2
A young, fair woman received him alone in a large, well-lighted room.
3
A skeleton key took us into Hanford's well-lighted but now empty studio.
4
The quiet service in the warm, well-lighted church was very soothing and refreshing.
5
Before long the three reached one of the broader, well-lighted thoroughfares.
Usage of illuminated in anglès
1
His flashlight illuminated about thirty small mounds, arranged in no particular order.
2
A long, carpeted corridor stretched directly ahead, illuminated by elaborate crystal chandeliers.
3
It was a good fire, and the room was illuminated by it.
4
As that took place an illuminated circle appeared off to the right.
5
Throughout the night fires lighted the sky and illuminated the rushing waters.
6
There was a sign on the marquee, although it wasn't yet illuminated.
7
The lovely faces of the women were illuminated by the dazzling light.
8
The Hungarian standoff has illuminated, cruelly but necessarily, the issue of authority.
9
The whole of the works at Soho were brilliantly illuminated with gas.
10
The dim light of a low gas jet illuminated the upper hall.
11
The distance was subtly illuminated by the lightning from the deep-booming guns.
12
The slight fire upon the deck scarcely illuminated the dark phantom-like hulls.
13
He had stared for hours at the great illuminated triangle in space.
14
Picture the glow of medieval squares illuminated by thousands of sparkling lights.
15
Bryce Hammond, briefly illuminated by the airborne light, grabbed for it; missed.
16
The light from her camera illuminated only the area immediately around her.
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Illuminated through the time
Illuminated across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common