light
- n. 光；光線；燈；打火機；領(lǐng)悟；淺色；天窗
- adj. 輕的；淺色的；明亮的；輕松的；容易的；清淡的
- vi. 點著；變亮；著火
- vt. 照亮；點燃；著火
- adv. 輕地；清楚地；輕便地
- n. (Light)人名；(英)萊特
詞組搭配
light up
To become or cause to become animated or cheerful.
（使）變得容光煥發(fā)或振奮
To start smoking a cigarette, cigar, or pipe.
點香煙：開始吸香煙或雪茄、煙斗
light into 【非正式用語】
To attack verbally or physically; assail.
猛烈攻擊；痛擊
light out 【非正式用語】
To leave hastily; run off.
匆匆離去；突然離開
bring (或 come) to light
make (or become) widely known or evident
（使）真相大白
an investigation to bring to light examples of extravagant expenditure.
一場使揮霍浪費的事實真相大白的調(diào)查。
go out like a light
(informal)fall asleep or lose consciousness suddenly
(非正式)睡著；突然失去知覺
in a — light
in the way specified; so as to give a specified impression
以特定方式
the audit portrayed the company in a very favourable light.
審計員作了對公司十分有利的描述。
in the light of (或北美in light of)
drawing knowledge or information from; taking (something) into consideration
根據(jù)，考慮到
the exorbitant prices are explainable in the light of the facts.
考慮到實際情況，這么高的價錢也是情有可原的。
light a fire under someone
the exorbitant prices are explainable in the light of the facts.
考慮到實際情況，這么高的價錢也是情有可原的。
light and shade
the contrast between lighter and darker areas in a painting
（繪畫中的）明暗對比
light at the end of the tunnel
a long-awaited indication that a period of hardship or adversity is nearing an end
（歷盡艱辛之后的）希望之光
light the fuse
the light of day
daylight
日光
the light of someone's life
a much loved person
心愛的人，生命的陽光
lights out
bedtime in a school dormitory, military barracks, or other institution, when lights should be switched off
（學(xué)校宿舍、軍營等）熄燈