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A1  light  ışık

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noun  /laɪt   / noun light (noun)
 /laɪt  
/ noun
 
 1 [uncountable,
countable]
the energy from the
sun, a lamp, etc. that allows you to see things
ışık
 a beam/ray of light
 The light was too dim for us to read by.
 Strong light is bad for the eyes.
 We could see strange lights in the sky.
You
may see things by sunlight, moonlight, firelight, candlelight or lamplight.
 2 [countable]
something that
produces light, for example an electric lamp
ışık
 Suddenly all the lights went out/came on.
 the lights of the city in the distance
 If the lights are red, stop!
 That car hasn't got its lights (far) on.
A
light may be on or off. You put, switch or turn a light on, off or out:
 Shall I put the light on? It's getting dark
in here.
 Please turn the lights out before you
leave.
 3 [countable]
something, for example
a match, that can be used to light a cigarette, start a fire, etc.
 (kibrit, çakmak vb.) ateş
 Have you got a light?
IDIOMS
bring
sth/come to light
to make sth known or
to become known
ortaya
çıkarmak, ortaya çıkmak
 This new evidence has only just come to
light.
cast
light on sth
to help to explain sth
ışık
tutmak
 Can you cast any light on the problem?
give
sb/get the green light
(informal)
to give sb/get
permission to do sth
izin
vermek/almak, yeşil ışık yakmak
in
a good, bad, etc. light
(used about the way
that sth is seen or described by other people) well, badly, etc.
yönleriyle
 The newspapers often portray his behaviour
in a bad light.
in
the light of
because of;
considering
ışığında
 We shall have to change our decision in the
light of what you have just said.
set
light to sth
to cause sth to start
burning
tutuşturmak
shed
light on sth
to make sth clear and
easy to understand
ışık
tutmak, aydınlatmak
 Unfortunately, the new evidence didn't shed
much light on the case.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	light
IPA	/laɪt / noun
Back	ışık
Back 2	light (noun) /laɪt / noun 1 [uncountable, countable] the energy from the sun, a lamp, etc. that allows you to see things ışık a beam/ray of light The light was too dim for us to read by. Strong light is bad for the eyes. We could see strange lights in the sky. You may see things by sunlight, moonlight, firelight, candlelight or lamplight. 2 [countable] something that produces light, for example an electric lamp ışık Suddenly all the lights went out/came on. the lights of the city in the distance If the lights are red, stop! That car hasn't got its lights (far) on. A light may be on or off. You put, switch or turn a light on, off or out: Shall I put the light on? It's getting dark in here. Please turn the lights out before you leave. 3 [countable] something, for example a match, that can be used to light a cigarette, start a fire, etc. (kibrit, çakmak vb.) ateş Have you got a light? IDIOMS bring sth/come to light to make sth known or to become known ortaya çıkarmak, ortaya çıkmak This new evidence has only just come to light. cast light on sth to help to explain sth ışık tutmak Can you cast any light on the problem? give sb/get the green light (informal) to give sb/get permission to do sth izin vermek/almak, yeşil ışık yakmak in a good, bad, etc. light (used about the way that sth is seen or described by other people) well, badly, etc. yönleriyle The newspapers often portray his behaviour in a bad light. in the light of because of; considering ışığında We shall have to change our decision in the light of what you have just said. set light to sth to cause sth to start burning tutuşturmak shed light on sth to make sth clear and easy to understand ışık tutmak, aydınlatmak Unfortunately, the new evidence didn't shed much light on the case.

Light Sth ışık Noun Countable /Laɪt Things Bad

light (noun)