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生色
svetloba
I. light1 [laɪt] SUBST
1. light no Pl (brightness):
light
is there enough light?
2. light:
light (light-giving thing)
light (lamp)
to put the light on/off
3. light:
light (fire)
light (flame)
have you got a light, please?
to set light to sth Brit
4. light no Pl (daylight):
light
5. light usu Pl (traffic light):
light
6. light (sparkle):
light
7. light (perspective):
try to look at it in a new light
to show sth in a bad/good light
8. light no Pl (enlightenment):
light
to come to light
II. light1 [laɪt] ADJ
1. light (bright):
light
2. light:
light (pale)
light (stronger)
III. light1 <lit [or lighted], lit [or lighted]> [laɪt] VERB trans
1. light (illuminate):
light stage, room
osvetljevati [perf osvetliti]
2. light (guide with light):
light
svetiti [perf posvetiti]
3. light (ignite):
light candle, match, fire
prižigati [perf prižgati]
IV. light1 <lit [or lighted], lit [or lighted]> [laɪt] VERB intr
1. light (burn):
light
goreti [perf zagoreti]
2. light (become animated):
light eyes, etc.
sijati [perf zasijati ]übtr
I. light2 [laɪt] ADJ
1. light (not heavy):
light
2. light (not sturdily built):
light
light
3. light (for small loads):
light
4. light MILIT:
light infantry
5. light:
light (of food and drink)
light (low in fat)
light pastry
6. light (porous):
light soil
light soil
7. light (low in intensity):
light breeze, rain
8. light (easily disturbed):
light sleep
9. light (easily done):
light sentence
light housework
10. light:
light (gentle)
light kiss
light (soft) touch
light (soft) touch
11. light (not serious):
light
light reading
12. light (cheerful):
light
light
with a light heart
to make light of sth
II. light2 [laɪt] ADV
1. light (with little luggage):
to travel light
2. light (with no severe consequences):
to get off light
I. light up VERB trans
1. light (illuminate):
light hall, room
osvetljevati [perf osvetliti]
light street
razsvetljevati [perf razsvetliti]
2. light (start smoking):
light cigar, cigarette, pipe
prižigati [perf prižgati]
3. light (make animated):
to light upsb's eyes/sb's face
II. light up VERB intr
1. light (become illuminated):
light
prižgati se
light
zasvetiti [se]
2. light (start smoking):
light
prižgati si [cigareto]
3. light (become animated):
light eyes
žareti [perf zažareti ]übtr
ˈarc lamp, ˈarc light SUBST
ˈcour·tesy light SUBST AUTO
courtesy light
ˈfog lamp SUBST, ˈfog light SUBST
lead·ing ˈlight SUBST ugs
leading light
ˈlight bulb SUBST
light bulb
light-ˈfin·gered ADJ
1. light-fingered (thievish):
light-fingered
light-fingered
2. light-fingered (dexterous):
light-fingered
light-ˈfoot·ed ADJ
light-footed
light-ˈhead·ed ADJ
1. light-headed:
light-headed (faint)
light-headed (dizzy)
2. light-headed (ebullient):
light-headed
3. light-headed (not serious):
light-headed
light-ˈheart·ed ADJ
light-hearted (happy)
ˈlight me·ter SUBST FOTO
light meter
ˈlight pen SUBST
1. light pen COMPUT:
light pen
2. light pen (for reading bar codes):
light pen
ˈlight-powered ADJ
light-powered
ˈlight year SUBST
1. light year ASTRON:
light year
2. light year ugs (long distance):
ˈpi·lot light SUBST
1. pilot light (monitoring light):
pilot light
2. pilot light (flame):
pilot light
red ˈlight SUBST
red light
ˈstreet light SUBST
street light
ˈstrip light SUBST Brit
strip light
Present
Ilight
youlight
he/she/itlights
welight
youlight
theylight
Past
Ilit / lighted
youlit / lighted
he/she/itlit / lighted
welit / lighted
youlit / lighted
theylit / lighted
Present Perfect
Ihavelit / lighted
youhavelit / lighted
he/she/ithaslit / lighted
wehavelit / lighted
youhavelit / lighted
theyhavelit / lighted
Past Perfect
Ihadlit / lighted
youhadlit / lighted
he/she/ithadlit / lighted
wehadlit / lighted
youhadlit / lighted
theyhadlit / lighted
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She had tried to move but became light-headed.
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Patients often report feelings of deep relaxation during and after the treatment session, and may feel light-headed.
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This can cause people (especially with heart or lung conditions) to become light-headed or dizzy, to develop altitude sickness, and in extreme cases to lose consciousness.
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These hot flashes cause flushing, sweating, and may also cause the woman to feel light-headed.
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I just started feeling a little light-headed and dizzy at that time, feeling a little nauseous.
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