英：[in lait ɔv]
美：[ɪn laɪt ʌv]
in light of如何读
in light of是什么意思
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in light of英英释义
noun
something that makes vision possible
the sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual receptors
electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength that travels in a vacuum with a speed of 299,792,458 meters (about 186,000 miles) per secondspecifically: such radiation that is visible to the human eye
daylight
was up each morning at the first light—Frank O'Connor
dawn
a source of light: such as
a celestial body
As night fell the lights in the sky multiplied.
candle
put a light in the window
an electric light
a color of notable lightness : a light or pale color—usually plural
Bartlett allows his preliminary wash or grisaille to dry and then applies transparent layers of broken color. Into this wash he adds the lights and darks as they have been mapped out underneath.—Harley Bartlett
lights plural clothing that is light in color
always washed his lights separately from his darks
archaic sight sense 4a
spiritual illumination
the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it—John 1:5 (Revised Standard Version)
inner light
enlightenment
reaching out and groping for a pathway to the light—B. N. Cardozo
truth
public knowledge
facts brought to light
a particular aspect or appearance presented to view
saw the matter in a different light
a particular illumination
something that enlightens or informs
shed some light on the problem
a medium (such as a window) through which light is admitted
lights plural a set of principles, standards, or opinions
worship according to one's lights—Adrienne Koch
a noteworthy person in a particular place or field see also leading light
a literary light among current writers
a particular expression of the eye
listened with a fiery light burning in her eyes—Sherwood Anderson
lighthouse, beacon
traffic light
the representation of light in art
a flame for lighting something (such as a cigarette)
adjective (1)
having light : bright
a light airy room
not intense in color, coloring, or pigmentation : not dark : pale
light hair
of colors medium in saturation and high in lightness
light blue
of coffee served with extra milk or cream
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to become light : brighten—usually used with up
her face lit up
to take fire
to ignite something (such as a cigarette)—often used with up
transitive verb
to set fire to
to conduct with a light : guide
illuminate
rockets light up the sky
animate, brighten
a smile lit up her face
adjective (2)
having little weight : not heavy
designed to carry a comparatively small load
a light truck
having relatively little weight in proportion to bulk
aluminum is a light metal
containing less than the legal, standard, or usual weight
a light coin
of little importance : trivial
not abundant a light lunch
light rain
easily disturbed
a light sleeper
exerting a minimum of force or pressure : gentle
a light touch
resulting from a very slight pressure : faint
light print
easily endurable
a light illness
requiring little effort
light work
capable of moving swiftly or nimbly
light on his feet
frivolous sense 1a
light conduct
lacking in stability : changeable
light opinions
sexually promiscuous
free from care : cheerful
less powerful but usually more mobile than usual for its kind a light cruiser
light cavalry
made with a lower calorie content or with less of some ingredient (such as salt, fat, or alcohol) than usual
having a relatively mild flavor
easily digested
a light soup
well leavened
a light crust
coarse and sandy or easily pulverized
light soil
dizzy, giddy
felt light in the head
intended chiefly to entertain light comedy
light verse
carrying little or no cargo
the ship returned light
producing goods for direct consumption by the consumer
light industry
not bearing a stress or accent
a light syllable
having a clear soft quality
a light voice
being in debt to the pot in a poker game
three chips light
short sense 5d
light on experience
casual, occasional
a light smoker
noun
something that makes vision possible
the sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual receptors
electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength that travels in a vacuum with a speed of 299,792,458 meters (about 186,000 miles) per secondspecifically: such radiation that is visible to the human eye
daylight
was up each morning at the first light—Frank O'Connor
dawn
a source of light: such as
a celestial body
As night fell the lights in the sky multiplied.
candle
put a light in the window
an electric light
a color of notable lightness : a light or pale color—usually plural
Bartlett allows his preliminary wash or grisaille to dry and then applies transparent layers of broken color. Into this wash he adds the lights and darks as they have been mapped out underneath.—Harley Bartlett
lights plural clothing that is light in color
always washed his lights separately from his darks
archaic sight sense 4a
spiritual illumination
the light shines in the darkness, and the darkness has not overcome it—John 1:5 (Revised Standard Version)
inner light
enlightenment
reaching out and groping for a pathway to the light—B. N. Cardozo
truth
public knowledge
facts brought to light
a particular aspect or appearance presented to view
saw the matter in a different light
a particular illumination
something that enlightens or informs
shed some light on the problem
a medium (such as a window) through which light is admitted
lights plural a set of principles, standards, or opinions
worship according to one's lights—Adrienne Koch
a noteworthy person in a particular place or field see also leading light
a literary light among current writers
a particular expression of the eye
listened with a fiery light burning in her eyes—Sherwood Anderson
lighthouse, beacon
traffic light
the representation of light in art
a flame for lighting something (such as a cigarette)
adverb
lightly
with little baggage
travel light
adjective (1)
having light : bright
a light airy room
not intense in color, coloring, or pigmentation : not dark : pale
light hair
of colors medium in saturation and high in lightness
light blue
of coffee served with extra milk or cream
verb (2)
intransitive verb
dismount
settle, alight
a bird lit on the lawn
to fall unexpectedly—usually used with on or upon
to arrive by chance : happen—usually used with on or upon
lit upon a solution
verb (1)
intransitive verb
to become light : brighten—usually used with up
her face lit up
to take fire
to ignite something (such as a cigarette)—often used with up
transitive verb
to set fire to
to conduct with a light : guide
illuminate
rockets light up the sky
animate, brighten
a smile lit up her face
adjective (2)
having little weight : not heavy
designed to carry a comparatively small load
a light truck
having relatively little weight in proportion to bulk
aluminum is a light metal
containing less than the legal, standard, or usual weight
a light coin
of little importance : trivial
not abundant a light lunch
light rain
easily disturbed
a light sleeper
exerting a minimum of force or pressure : gentle
a light touch
resulting from a very slight pressure : faint
light print
easily endurable
a light illness
requiring little effort
light work
capable of moving swiftly or nimbly
light on his feet
frivolous sense 1a
light conduct
lacking in stability : changeable
light opinions
sexually promiscuous
free from care : cheerful
less powerful but usually more mobile than usual for its kind a light cruiser
light cavalry
made with a lower calorie content or with less of some ingredient (such as salt, fat, or alcohol) than usual
having a relatively mild flavor
easily digested
a light soup
well leavened
a light crust
coarse and sandy or easily pulverized
light soil
dizzy, giddy
felt light in the head
intended chiefly to entertain light comedy
light verse
carrying little or no cargo
the ship returned light
producing goods for direct consumption by the consumer
light industry
not bearing a stress or accent
a light syllable
having a clear soft quality
a light voice
being in debt to the pot in a poker game
three chips light
short sense 5d
light on experience
casual, occasional
a light smoker
adverb
lightly
with little baggage
travel light
verb (2)
intransitive verb
dismount
settle, alight
a bird lit on the lawn
to fall unexpectedly—usually used with on or upon
to arrive by chance : happen—usually used with on or upon
lit upon a solution
in light of词源英文解释
Noun Middle English liht, light, going back to Old English lēoht, Anglian lēht, going back to Germanic *leuh-t-, neuter noun (whence also Old Frisian liācht "light," Old Saxon lioht, Middle Dutch licht, lich, Old High German lioht), probably syncopated from an earlier consonantal stem *leuhađa-, as in Gothic liuhaþ "light," derivative of an Indo-European base *leu̯k- "become bright," whence Sanskrit rócate "(it) shines, is bright," Avestan raociṇt- "brightening," Hittite lukta "it becomes light, dawns" Note: Gothic liuhaþ has been compared directly with Hittite lukkatt- "dawn, next morning." Adjective (1) Middle English lyht, light, going back to Old English lēoht, Anglian lēht "filled with light, bright, clear," going back to Germanic *leuhta- (whence also Old Frisian liācht, licht "light, bright," Old Saxon lioht, Middle Dutch licht, lecht, Old High German lioht, liuhti), going back to Indo-European *leu̯k-to-, probably verbal adjective from the base *leu̯k- "become bright" — more at light >entry 1 Verb (1) Middle English lihten, lighten "to emit light, shine, dawn, shed light on, light (a fire, a candle), set fire to, illuminate," going back to Old English līohtan, līehtan, Anglian līhtan "to give light, become light, light (a candle)," going back to Germanic *leuhtije- (whence also Old Saxon liuhtan "to shine," Middle Dutch luchten, Old High German liuhten, Gothic liuhtjan "to give light"), weak verb derivative from *leuhta- "bright, light >entry 2" Adjective (2) Middle English, from Old English lēoht; akin to Old High German līhti light, Latin levis, Greek elachys small Verb (2) Middle English, from Old English līhtan; akin to Old English lēoht light in weight
The first known use of light was before the 12th century
in light of儿童词典英英释义
issue1 of 2noun
the action of going, coming, or flowing out
a means or place of going out : exit, outlet
offspring, progeny
final outcome : result
a point of debate or controversy
a giving off (as of blood) from the body
something issued or issuingespecially: the copies of a publication published at one time
issue2 of 2verb
to go, come, or flow out : emerge
water issuing from a pipe
to cause to come forth
to distribute officially
to send out for sale or circulation : publish
to come as an effect : result
issue1 of 2noun
the action of going, coming, or flowing out
a means or place of going out : exit, outlet
offspring, progeny
final outcome : result
a point of debate or controversy
a giving off (as of blood) from the body
something issued or issuingespecially: the copies of a publication published at one time
issue2 of 2verb
to go, come, or flow out : emerge
water issuing from a pipe
to cause to come forth
to distribute officially
to send out for sale or circulation : publish
to come as an effect : result
lieunoun
place entry 1 sense 7b, stead
lieunoun
place entry 1 sense 7b, stead
light1 of 6noun
something that makes vision possible
the sensation aroused by stimulation of the visual sense organs
electromagnetic radiation of any wavelength (as infrared, visible, ultraviolet, and X-rays) and traveling in a vacuum with a speed of about 186,000 miles (300,000 kilometers) per secondespecially: such radiation that is visible to the human eye
daylight sense 1
by dawn's early light
a source (as a lamp) of light
turn on the light
public knowledge
facts brought to light
a particular appearance presented to view I see the matter in a different light now
were shown in a bad light by the lawyer
a particular illumination
by the light of the moon
something that helps one to know or understand
shed light on a problem
a noted person : leading light
lighthouse, beacon
traffic signal
turn left at the next light
a flame for lighting something
light2 of 6adjective
having light : bright
a light room
not dark or deep in color : pale
light blue
light3 of 6verb
to make or become bright—often used with up
to cause to burn or begin to burn—often used with up
to lead with a light
light a guest up the stairs
light4 of 6adjective
having little or less than usual weight : not heavy
designed to carry a small load
light truck
of little importance
not abundant : scanty
light rain
not strong or violent : moderate
light breezes
easily disturbed
a light sleeper
putting forth little force or pressure : gentle
a light touch
not hard to bear, do, pay, or digest light exercise light food
light punishment
capable of moving swiftly or nimbly
light on one's feet
intended chiefly to entertain light verse
light reading
made with a lower calorie content or with less of some ingredient (as fat)
light salad dressing
having a spongy or fluffy quality
light pastry
producing goods that will be sold to the people who use them rather than to another manufacturer
light industry
light5 of 6adverb
in a light manner
with little baggage
traveling light
light6 of 6verb
to come down out of the air and settle : alight
birds lit on the lawn
to come by chance
lit upon a solution
in light of 例句
1 In light of the objection received thus far , the draft will be revised.
对于公众强烈反对之事项,我们会理所当然地予以修改.
2 the light of the moon
3 a mixture of light and shadow
4 The light will turn red, and a red light camera will go off.
5 We must ascertain the responsibility in light of different situations.
我们必须根据不同情况判定责任.
6 All of this is particularly exciting in light of the recent history of our two countries.
这些新发展，同两国过去的关系相对照，令人感到特别兴奋。
7 a photograph taken in low light
8 The lights suddenly went out.
9 light punishment to fit a minor offense
10 How can free will exist in light of the findings of science?
根据科学发现的观点,自由意志怎么能够存在?
11 In light of sustainable development, discuss the positive and negative impacts of reclamation on urban development.
试以可持续发展观点讨论填海造地对城市发展的得失.
12 the waves had an especially light foam at their crests because of the strong breeze
13 In talk shows, it is necessary to add some emotional release in light of the circumstances.
谈话节目里酌加点情感宣泄是必要的.
14 we painted the walls a light blue
15 the dancer was exceptionally light on her feet
16 A true Marxist - Leninist must understand, carry on and develop Marxism - Leninism in light of the current situation.
真正的 马克思列宁主义 者必须根据现在的情况,认识 、 继承和发展 马克思列宁主义.
17 Review the slides you have already taken in light of this topic.
从这个主题,在去重新审视你已经拍好的幻灯片.
18 With these new views, Euclid captured 11 million objects in visible light and five million objects in infrared light.
19 The translation theory in light of Relevance Theory is a dynamic interpretation.
关联理论框架下的翻译理论是动态的阐释法.
20 the bird lit on the branch and began to sing
in light of 同义词
1 依照
according abidance after according as in accordance with a la pursuant to in agreement with in compliance with agreeable to
3 考虑到
when whereas for consider regard think in consideration of take cognizance of make allowances in view of
4 由于
inasmuch insomuch cos AS since owing for through in respect that on the score of due to for the sake of in view of by reason of by dint of out of as by now because of with from in that courtesy of by virtue of What with on account of seeing as o/a that to by reason that in so much that along of account of in the light of owing to seeing how with a view to in consequence
5 根据
IAW predicated according base cause reason ground score foundation basis occasion warrant by around rest on the authority of evidence of in accordance with base upon be based on in the light of act upon rhyme or reason
in light of 短语相关
light-years away
out like a light
light heart
light pipe
light water
light-years away
red light
light the way
light table
light meter
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