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I. lit [Brit lɪt, americ lɪt] VERBO pass VERBO Part perf

lit → light

II. lit [Brit lɪt, americ lɪt] coloq

lit → literature

lit

literature [Brit ˈlɪt(ə)rətʃə, americ ˈlɪdərətʃər, ˈlɪdərəˌtʃʊr] SUBST

1. literature (literary writings):

a work of literature atrib student, course

2. literature (pamphlets):

tracts mpl

I. light [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] SUBST

1. light (brightness):

by the light of fire
by the light of moon
in the light of day literal, fig
to cast or throw or shed light on literal
to cast or throw or shed light on fig

2. light:

3. light (electrical appliance):

feu m
shine the light over here! atrib switch, shade, socket

4. light (part of gauge, indicator, dashboard):

5. light MOTOR:

6. light (flame):

to put a light to fire, gas

7. light (aspect):

light fig
to review sth in the light of evidence, experience

8. light (exposure) fig:

to bring to light fact, evidence, truth, crime

9. light CONSTR (window):

II. lights SUBST subst pl

1. lights TRANSP:

feu m
feux mpl
to shoot coloq or jump coloq the lights

2. lights (decorative display):

3. lights CULIN:

mou m

III. light [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] ADJ

1. light (bright):

light evening, room, house
to get or grow lighter sky:

2. light (pale):

light colour, fabric, wood, skin
light hair

3. light (not heavy):

light material, substance, mist , snow, wind, clothing, plane, sleep, meal, beer, cake
light rain
light drinker
light business, trading
to have a light touch pianist:
to have a light touch writer, cook:

4. light (not severe):

light damage, punishment, sentence

5. light (delicate):

light knock, tap, footsteps
light kiss, movement

6. light (not tiring):

light work
light exercise, training

7. light (not intellectually demanding):

light music, verse

8. light (not important):

light affair
to make light of rumour, problem
to make light of injury

9. light (cheerful):

light mood, laugh

10. light CULIN (low-fat):

light product
light product

IV. light <Pret imperf, Part perf lit [lɪt] or lighted> [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] VERBO trans

1. light (set fire to):

light candle, gas, oven, cigarette
light wood, paper
light firework
light match

2. light (illuminate):

light torch, lamp, sun:

V. light <Pret imperf, Part perf lit> [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] VERBO intr

light fire:
light candle, cigarette, gas, wood, match:

VI. light [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt]

to go light on coloq sth
y aller mollo avec qc calão

chick lit [Brit, americ] SUBST

chick lit
chick-lit f

lit up [Brit ˌlɪt ˈʌp] ADJ coloq

lit up

back lit ADJ

back lit

Eng Lit [Brit ˈɪŋɡ lɪt] SUBST

Eng Lit → English Literature

Eng Lit

I. light [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] SUBST

1. light (brightness):

by the light of fire
by the light of moon
in the light of day literal, fig
to cast or throw or shed light on literal
to cast or throw or shed light on fig

2. light:

3. light (electrical appliance):

feu m
shine the light over here! atrib switch, shade, socket

4. light (part of gauge, indicator, dashboard):

5. light MOTOR:

6. light (flame):

to put a light to fire, gas

7. light (aspect):

light fig
to review sth in the light of evidence, experience

8. light (exposure) fig:

to bring to light fact, evidence, truth, crime

9. light CONSTR (window):

II. lights SUBST subst pl

1. lights TRANSP:

feu m
feux mpl
to shoot coloq or jump coloq the lights

2. lights (decorative display):

3. lights CULIN:

mou m

III. light [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] ADJ

1. light (bright):

light evening, room, house
to get or grow lighter sky:

2. light (pale):

light colour, fabric, wood, skin
light hair

3. light (not heavy):

light material, substance, mist , snow, wind, clothing, plane, sleep, meal, beer, cake
light rain
light drinker
light business, trading
to have a light touch pianist:
to have a light touch writer, cook:

4. light (not severe):

light damage, punishment, sentence

5. light (delicate):

light knock, tap, footsteps
light kiss, movement

6. light (not tiring):

light work
light exercise, training

7. light (not intellectually demanding):

light music, verse

8. light (not important):

light affair
to make light of rumour, problem
to make light of injury

9. light (cheerful):

light mood, laugh

10. light CULIN (low-fat):

light product
light product

IV. light <Pret imperf, Part perf lit [lɪt] or lighted> [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] VERBO trans

1. light (set fire to):

light candle, gas, oven, cigarette
light wood, paper
light firework
light match

2. light (illuminate):

light torch, lamp, sun:

V. light <Pret imperf, Part perf lit> [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt] VERBO intr

light fire:
light candle, cigarette, gas, wood, match:

VI. light [Brit lʌɪt, americ laɪt]

to go light on coloq sth
y aller mollo avec qc calão

light-coloured Brit, light-colored americ ADJ

brake light SUBST

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éclairé (éclairée)
lit
well-/badly-lit

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lit [lɪt] VERBO

lit pass, Part perf of light

I. light1 [laɪt] ADJ

1. light a. fig CULIN:

2. light (not intense, strong):

light breeze, rain

Expressões:

II. light1 [laɪt] ADV

Expressões:

III. light1 [laɪt] SUBST pl

I. light2 [laɪt] SUBST

1. light no pl (energy, source of brightness, lamp):

light a. fig

2. light no pl (brightness):

to do sth by the light of sth

3. light no pl (daytime):

4. light no pl (way of perceiving):

5. light no pl (flame for igniting):

feu m

6. light pl (person's abilities, standards):

Expressões:

in the light of sth, americ in light of sth

II. light2 [laɪt] ADJ

III. light2 <lit, lit [or a. americ lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO trans

1. light (illuminate):

light a. fig

2. light (start burning):

light a cigarette, pipe

IV. light2 <lit, lit [or a. americ lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO intr

I. light1 [laɪt] ADJ

1. light a. fig CULIN:

2. light (not intense, strong):

light breeze, rain

Expressões:

II. light1 [laɪt] ADV

Expressões:

III. light1 [laɪt] SUBST pl

I. light2 [laɪt] SUBST

1. light no pl (energy, source of brightness, lamp):

light a. fig

2. light no pl (brightness):

to do sth by the light of sth

3. light no pl (daytime):

4. light no pl (way of perceiving):

5. light no pl (flame for igniting):

feu m

6. light pl (person's abilities, standards):

Expressões:

in the light of sth, americ in light of sth

II. light2 [laɪt] ADJ

III. light2 <lit, lit [or a. americ lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO trans

1. light (illuminate):

light a. fig

2. light (start burning):

light a cigarette, pipe

IV. light2 <lit, lit [or a. americ lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO intr

light (up)on VERBO intr

light meter SUBST

light bulb SUBST

strip light SUBST Brit

light pen SUBST

1. light pen (reader for bar codes):

2. light pen (computer input device):

courtesy light SUBST AUTOMOB

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lit1 [lɪt] VERBO

lit pass, Part perf of light

I. light2 [laɪt] SUBST

1. light (energy, source of brightness, lamp):

light a. fig

2. light (brightness):

to do sth by the light of sth

3. light (daytime):

4. light (way of perceiving):

5. light (flame for igniting):

feu m

6. light pl (person's abilities, standards):

Expressões:

in light of sth

II. light2 [laɪt] ADJ

III. light2 <lit, lit [or lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO trans

1. light (illuminate):

light a. fig

2. light (start burning):

light a cigarette, pipe

IV. light2 <lit, lit [or lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO intr

I. light1 [laɪt] ADJ

1. light a. fig culin:

2. light (not intense, strong):

light breeze, rain

Expressões:

II. light1 [laɪt] ADV

Expressões:

III. light1 [laɪt] SUBST pl

lit2 [lɪt] SUBST

lit abreviatura de literature

lit

literature [ˈlɪt̬·ər·ə·tʃər] SUBST

1. literature (written artistic works):

2. literature (specialized texts, promotional material):

I. light1 [laɪt] ADJ

1. light a. fig culin:

2. light (not intense, strong):

light breeze, rain

Expressões:

II. light1 [laɪt] ADV

Expressões:

III. light1 [laɪt] SUBST pl

I. light2 [laɪt] SUBST

1. light (energy, source of brightness, lamp):

light a. fig

2. light (brightness):

to do sth by the light of sth

3. light (daytime):

4. light (way of perceiving):

5. light (flame for igniting):

feu m

6. light pl (person's abilities, standards):

Expressões:

in light of sth

II. light2 [laɪt] ADJ

III. light2 <lit, lit [or lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO trans

1. light (illuminate):

light a. fig

2. light (start burning):

light a cigarette, pipe

IV. light2 <lit, lit [or lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] VERBO intr

light (up)on VERBO intr

night-light SUBST

pilot light SUBST

1. pilot light (small flame igniting heating):

2. pilot light → pilot lamp

pilot lamp SUBST

I. light up VERBO trans

1. light up (make illuminated):

2. light up (ignite):

II. light up VERBO intr

1. light up (become bright):

light up a. fig

2. light up (start smoking tobacco):

light meter SUBST

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Vocabulário Técnico da Refrigeração GEA

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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