| wan {adj} [e. g. moon, light] | blass [z. B. Mond, Licht] 1034 | |
| subdued {adj} [light, music] | dezent 1029 | |
| dim {adj} [light, colour; fig.: prospects] | trübe [Licht, Farbe; fig.: Aussichten] 1004 | |
| flimsy {adj} [thin and light] | hauchdünn [Stoff, Kleid etc.] 954 | |
| gay {adj} [dated] [light-hearted] | heiter 433 | |
| gay {adj} [dated] [light-hearted] | fröhlich 432 | |
| dim {adj} [light, source of light] | trüb [Licht, Lichtquelle] 400 | |
| blazing {adj} {pres-p} [sun, light] | leuchtend 348 | |
| soft {adj} [light] | matt [Licht] 346 | |
| lightweight {adj} [light in weight] | leicht [aus leichtem Material] 289 | |
| textil. filmy {adj} [thin and light] | hauchdünn 247 | |
| unflattering {adj} [dress, makeup, portrait, light, etc.] | 210 unvorteilhaft [Kleid, Make-up, Porträt, Licht etc.] | |
| traffic amber {adj} [Br.] [traffic light] | gelb [bei der Ampel] 164 | |
| off {adv} [light, power, etc.] | aus 105 | |
| phys. transparent {adj} [to light, radiation] | durchlässig [für Licht, Strahlung] 76 | |
| squinting {adj} {pres-p} [reacting to strong light] | blinzelnd 61 | |
| on {adv} [light, power, etc.] | an [ugs.] 49 | |
| artificial {adj} [e.g. flowers, fertilizer, light] | Kunst- [künstlich, z. B. Blumen, Dünger, Licht] 35 | |
| faint {adj} [of low light intensity, dim] | lichtschwach 34 | |
| opal {adj} [light bulb] | matt [Glühbirne] 22 | |
| divergent {adj} [e.g. light beams] | 19 auseinanderlaufend [divergent] [z. B. Lichtstrahlen] | |
| lightsome {adj} [literary] [bright, full of light] | hellicht [veraltend] 15 | |
| faint {adj} [faint light] | leuchtschwach 14 | |
| sickly {adj} {adv} [complexion, light] | blass [kränklich, matt, schwach] 14 | |
| aerial {adj} [light, graceful] | ätherisch 11 | |
| soft {adj} [light, voice] | gedämpft 11 | |
| anat. ectomorphic {adj} [having a light body build] | 10 schlank [ektomorph; eine hagere, hoch aufgeschossene Konstitution aufweisend] | |
| caramel {adj} [attr.] [light brown] | karamell [indekl.] 9 | |
| dying {adj} {pres-p} [fire, embers, light, etc.] | erlöschend [Feuer, Glut, Licht etc.] 5 | |
| pearl {adj} [light bulb] | matt [Glühbirne] 5 | |
| [in Hamburg's St. Pauli red-light district ] {adv} | auf dem Kiez [Hamburger Amüsierviertel St. Pauli] | |
| cold {adj} [e.g. air, beverage, foam, front, glue, light] | Kalt- [z. B. Luft, Getränk, Schaum, Front, Leim, Licht] | |
| cornsilk {adj} [Am.] [Can.] [very light yellow] | hellgelb [wie Maisgrannen] | |
| flickerfree {adj} [light] | flickerfrei [Licht] | |
| giddily {adv} [light-headedly] | taumelig [schwindelig] | |
| lightheaded {adj} [spv.] [light-headed] [dizzy, giddy] | schwindelig | |
| spec. photo- {prefix} [relating to light] | Photo- / Foto- [Licht-] | |
| spec. photo- {prefix} [relating to light] | photo- / foto- [licht-] | |
| prismatic {adj} [light] | spektral | |
| phys. refrangible {adj} [of light, able to be refracted] | fähig, gebrochen zu werden [Licht] | |
| starlight {adj} [also: star-light] | sternenhell | |
| unexposed {adj} [not brought to light] | unaufgeklärt | |
Verben |
| to squint [reaction to strong light] | blinzeln 1647 | |
| to emanate sth. [heat, light] | etw.Akk. ausstrahlen 909 | |
| to illuminate [brighten with light] [also fig.: enlighten] | beleuchten [auch fig.] 779 | |
| to emit sth. [light, radiation etc.] | etw.Akk. ausstrahlen 662 | |
| to suffuse sb./sth. [with light, happiness etc.] | jdn./etw. erfüllen [mit Licht, Freude etc.] 604 | |
| to douse sth. [light] | etw.Akk. löschen [Kerze etc.] 524 | |
| phys. to refract [light] | brechen [Licht] 390 | |
| to dim [light] | dimmen 373 | |
| to burn [give light] | leuchten 355 | |
| to reflect sth. [light or sound] | 353 etw. zurückwerfen [Licht oder Schall reflektieren] | |
| to appear [sun, light] | erglänzen [geh.] 317 | |
| to dull sth. [enthusiasm, light, colour, sound etc.] | etw. dämpfen 293 | |
| to soften sth. [light, sound, colours] | etw. dämpfen [Licht, Farben etc.] 211 | |
| to illuminate [brighten with light] [also fig.: make understandable, clarify] | 163 erhellen [hell machen] [oft auch fig.: deutlich machen, erklären] | |
| to douse sth. [a candle, a light, a fire] | 160 etw. ausmachen [ugs.] [eine Kerze, ein brennendes Streichholz, ein Feuer löschen] | |
| to suffuse [light] | durchfluten [Licht] 116 | |
| to blink [light] | blinken 104 | |
| electr. to blow [fuse, light bulb] | durchbrennen [Sicherung, Glühbirne] 104 | |
| to shade [screen from direct light] | 88 beschatten [geh.] [Schatten geben (und vor der Sonne schützen)] | |
| to dim [light] | abdunkeln 76 | |
| to incide [rare] [light, beam] | einfallen [Licht, Strahl] 58 | |
| to shed sth. [impart, send forth. e.g. light, fragrance] | etw. verbreiten [Licht, Duft etc.] 51 | |
| to illuminate [light up, spotlight] | anstrahlen [beleuchten] 40 | |
| to trip [walk/run/dance with quick light steps] | tänzeln [trippeln] 32 | |
| to dim [light] | dämpfen [Licht] 26 | |
| to rake sth. [search light, machine gun] | 25 etw. bestreichen [Maschinengewehr, Suchscheinwerfer] | |
| tech. to kill sth. [coll.] [e.g. a motor, the light] | etw. ausschalten [z. B. Motor, Licht] 17 | |
| to blare [fig.] [syn. for "to glare", e.g. sun, light] | blenden [gleißen] 13 | |
| to illuminate sth. [shine light on sth.] | etw.Akk. anleuchten 8 | |
| to illuminate sth. [light up; decorate with lights] | 6 etw. illuminieren [(festlich) erleuchten, anstrahlen] | |
| to bounce [light, sound] | reflektiert werden | |
| to dull [light] | schwächer werden | |
| to flatter sb./sth. [dress, colour, light etc.] | für jdn./etw. vorteilhaft sein / wirken [Kleidung, Farbe, Licht etc.] | |
| mus. to fly sth. [light and sound equipment] | etw. in die Decke hängen [Licht- und Tonanlage] | |
| to hit sb./sth. [light] | auf jdn./etw. fallen [Licht, Strahlen] | |
| to jaywalk [Am.] [to cross a street against a traffic light] | bei Rot über die Straße gehen | |
| ungeprüft phys.tech. to outcouple [light] | auskoppeln [Licht] | |
Substantive |
| electr. bulb [light bulb] | Glühbirne {f} 1802 | |
| beam [of light] | Strahl {m} [Lichtstrahl] 1528 | |
| electr. filament [in a light bulb] | Glühfaden {m} 1057 | |
| electr. bulb [light bulb] | Glühlampe {f} 536 | |
| pat [light slap] | Klaps {m} [ugs.] [leichter Schlag] 442 | |
| traffic light [traffic light] | Ampel {f} 432 | |
| electr. bulb [light bulb] | Birne {f} [Glühbirne] 215 | |
| incidence [light] | Einfall {m} [Licht] 139 | |
| sportsweapons foil [light, blunt fencing sword] | Florett {n} 85 | |
| shaft [of light] | Strahl {m} [Licht] 68 | |
| snack [light cold meal] | 48 Vesper {n} [bes. südd.: auch {f}] [Zwischenmahlzeit am Nachmittag, Brotzeit] | |
| phys. laser [light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation] | 45 Laser {m} [Lichtverstärkung durch stimulierte Emission von Strahlung] | |
| automot.tech. winker [blinker light] | Blinker {m} 43 | |
| gastr. collation [light meal] | Imbiss {m} 41 | |
| reverberation [light] | Widerschein {m} 40 | |
| diffusion [light, heat, rays, fluid, etc.] | Ausbreitung {f} 39 | |
| naut. gig [long, light ship's boat or row boat] | Gig {f} [Beiboot, Ruderboot] 32 | |
| flibbertigibbet [flighty, light-headed male person] | Luftikus {m} [ugs.] [oft pej.] 24 | |
| traffic robot [S.Afr.] [coll.] [traffic light] | Ampel {f} 20 | |
| electr. cap [on light bulb] | 18 Fassung {f} [selten für: Lampensockel (Sockel der Glühbirne)] | |
| flash [of light] | Aufblitzen {n} 17 | |
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Übersetzung für '[light]' von Englisch nach Deutsch
- wan {adj} [e. g. moon, light]
- blass [z. B. Mond, Licht]
- subdued {adj} [light, music]
- dezent
- dim {adj} [light, colour; fig.: prospects]
- trübe [Licht, Farbe; fig.: Aussichten]
- flimsy {adj} [thin and light]
- hauchdünn [Stoff, Kleid etc.]
- gay {adj} [dated] [light-hearted]
- heiter
fröhlich
- dim {adj} [light, source of light]
- trüb [Licht, Lichtquelle]
- blazing {adj} {pres-p} [sun, light]
- leuchtend
- soft {adj} [light]
- matt [Licht]
- lightweight {adj} [light in weight]
- leicht [aus leichtem Material]
- filmy {adj} [thin and light]
- hauchdünntextil.
- unflattering {adj} [dress, makeup, portrait, light, etc.]
- unvorteilhaft [Kleid, Make-up, Porträt, Licht etc.]
- amber {adj} [Br.] [traffic light]
- gelb [bei der Ampel]traffic
- off {adv} [light, power, etc.]
- aus
- transparent {adj} [to light, radiation]
- durchlässig [für Licht, Strahlung]phys.
- squinting {adj} {pres-p} [reacting to strong light]
- blinzelnd
- on {adv} [light, power, etc.]
- an [ugs.]
- artificial {adj} [e.g. flowers, fertilizer, light]
- Kunst- [künstlich, z. B. Blumen, Dünger, Licht]
- faint {adj} [of low light intensity, dim]
- lichtschwach
- opal {adj} [light bulb]
- matt [Glühbirne]
- divergent {adj} [e.g. light beams]
- auseinanderlaufend [divergent] [z. B. Lichtstrahlen]
- lightsome {adj} [literary] [bright, full of light]
- hellicht [veraltend]
- faint {adj} [faint light]
- leuchtschwach
- sickly {adj} {adv} [complexion, light]
- blass [kränklich, matt, schwach]
- aerial {adj} [light, graceful]
- ätherisch
- soft {adj} [light, voice]
- gedämpft
- ectomorphic {adj} [having a light body build]
- schlank [ektomorph; eine hagere, hoch aufgeschossene Konstitution aufweisend]anat.
- caramel {adj} [attr.] [light brown]
- karamell [indekl.]
- dying {adj} {pres-p} [fire, embers, light, etc.]
- erlöschend [Feuer, Glut, Licht etc.]
- pearl {adj} [light bulb]
- matt [Glühbirne]
- [in Hamburg's St. Pauli red-light district ] {adv}
- auf dem Kiez [Hamburger Amüsierviertel St. Pauli]
- cold {adj} [e.g. air, beverage, foam, front, glue, light]
- Kalt- [z. B. Luft, Getränk, Schaum, Front, Leim, Licht]
- cornsilk {adj} [Am.] [Can.] [very light yellow]
- hellgelb [wie Maisgrannen]
- flickerfree {adj} [light]
- flickerfrei [Licht]
- giddily {adv} [light-headedly]
- taumelig [schwindelig]
- lightheaded {adj} [spv.] [light-headed] [dizzy, giddy]
- schwindelig
- photo- {prefix} [relating to light]
- Photo- / Foto- [Licht-]spec.
photo- / foto- [licht-]spec.
- prismatic {adj} [light]
- spektral
- refrangible {adj} [of light, able to be refracted]
- fähig, gebrochen zu werden [Licht]phys.
- starlight {adj} [also: star-light]
- sternenhell
- unexposed {adj} [not brought to light]
- unaufgeklärt
- to squint [reaction to strong light]
- blinzeln
- to emanate sth. [heat, light]
- etw.Akk. ausstrahlen
- to illuminate [brighten with light] [also fig.: enlighten]
- beleuchten [auch fig.]
- to emit sth. [light, radiation etc.]
- etw.Akk. ausstrahlen
- to suffuse sb./sth. [with light, happiness etc.]
- jdn./etw. erfüllen [mit Licht, Freude etc.]
- to douse sth. [light]
- etw.Akk. löschen [Kerze etc.]
- to refract [light]
- brechen [Licht]phys.
- to dim [light]
- dimmen
abdunkeln
dämpfen [Licht]
- to burn [give light]
- leuchten
- to reflect sth. [light or sound]
- etw. zurückwerfen [Licht oder Schall reflektieren]
- to appear [sun, light]
- erglänzen [geh.]
- to dull sth. [enthusiasm, light, colour, sound etc.]
- etw. dämpfen
- to soften sth. [light, sound, colours]
- etw. dämpfen [Licht, Farben etc.]
- to illuminate [brighten with light] [also fig.: make understandable, clarify]
- erhellen [hell machen] [oft auch fig.: deutlich machen, erklären]
- to douse sth. [a candle, a light, a fire]
- etw. ausmachen [ugs.] [eine Kerze, ein brennendes Streichholz, ein Feuer löschen]
- to suffuse [light]
- durchfluten [Licht]
- to blink [light]
- blinken
- to blow [fuse, light bulb]
- durchbrennen [Sicherung, Glühbirne]electr.
- to shade [screen from direct light]
- beschatten [geh.] [Schatten geben (und vor der Sonne schützen)]
- to incide [rare] [light, beam]
- einfallen [Licht, Strahl]
- to shed sth. [impart, send forth. e.g. light, fragrance]
- etw. verbreiten [Licht, Duft etc.]
- to illuminate [light up, spotlight]
- anstrahlen [beleuchten]
- to trip [walk/run/dance with quick light steps]
- tänzeln [trippeln]
- to rake sth. [search light, machine gun]
- etw. bestreichen [Maschinengewehr, Suchscheinwerfer]
- to kill sth. [coll.] [e.g. a motor, the light]
- etw. ausschalten [z. B. Motor, Licht]tech.
- to blare [fig.] [syn. for "to glare", e.g. sun, light]
- blenden [gleißen]
- to illuminate sth. [shine light on sth.]
- etw.Akk. anleuchten
- to illuminate sth. [light up; decorate with lights]
- etw. illuminieren [(festlich) erleuchten, anstrahlen]
- to bounce [light, sound]
- reflektiert werden
- to dull [light]
- schwächer werden
- to flatter sb./sth. [dress, colour, light etc.]
- für jdn./etw. vorteilhaft sein / wirken [Kleidung, Farbe, Licht etc.]
- to fly sth. [light and sound equipment]
- etw. in die Decke hängen [Licht- und Tonanlage]mus.
- to hit sb./sth. [light]
- auf jdn./etw. fallen [Licht, Strahlen]
- to jaywalk [Am.] [to cross a street against a traffic light]
- bei Rot über die Straße gehen
- to outcouple [light]
- ungeprüft auskoppeln [Licht]phys.tech.
- bulb [light bulb]
- Glühbirne {f}electr.
Glühlampe {f}electr.
Birne {f} [Glühbirne]electr.
- beam [of light]
- Strahl {m} [Lichtstrahl]
- filament [in a light bulb]
- Glühfaden {m}electr.
- pat [light slap]
- Klaps {m} [ugs.] [leichter Schlag]
- light [traffic light]
- Ampel {f}traffic
- incidence [light]
- Einfall {m} [Licht]
- foil [light, blunt fencing sword]
- Florett {n}sportsweapons
- shaft [of light]
- Strahl {m} [Licht]
- snack [light cold meal]
- Vesper {n} [bes. südd.: auch {f}] [Zwischenmahlzeit am Nachmittag, Brotzeit]
- laser [light amplification by stimulated emission of radiation]
- Laser {m} [Lichtverstärkung durch stimulierte Emission von Strahlung]phys.
- winker [blinker light]
- Blinker {m}automot.tech.
- collation [light meal]
- Imbiss {m}gastr.
- reverberation [light]
- Widerschein {m}
- diffusion [light, heat, rays, fluid, etc.]
- Ausbreitung {f}
- gig [long, light ship's boat or row boat]
- Gig {f} [Beiboot, Ruderboot]naut.
- flibbertigibbet [flighty, light-headed male person]
- Luftikus {m} [ugs.] [oft pej.]
- robot [S.Afr.] [coll.] [traffic light]
- Ampel {f}traffic
- cap [on light bulb]
- Fassung {f} [selten für: Lampensockel (Sockel der Glühbirne)]electr.
- flash [of light]
- Aufblitzen {n}
- Highland Light {n} [Highland Light Station, Cape Cod Light] = Highland Light [Highland Light Station, Cape Cod Light]
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- Black Lanterns are vulnerable to white light and a combination of green light with another Corps' light.
- Ibn al-Haytham was known for his contributions to Optics specifically thereof vision and theory of light.
- In 2002, Yamaha engineers redesigned the tail light housing into a multi-functional tail light and brake light.
- A branch of photomedicine is light therapy in which bright light strikes the retinae of the eyes, used to treat circadian rhythm disorders and seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
- A third interpretation is that "light" is the first light ("al-nūr al-awwal") and the real light ("al-nūr al-ḥaqq") since it is the only light that does not take its luminosity from some other source.
- Albani also produces two light beers, Odense Light and Odense Extra Light, as light alternatives to its original pilsener.
- Modulated light 3D scanners shine a continually changing light at the subject.
- Meaning: at a particular position and direction, the outgoing light (Lo) is the sum of the emitted light (Le) and the reflected light.
- In some cases, the effect is actually wanted, for example to use LEDs as light-sensitive devices (see LED as light sensor) or even for energy harvesting, then sometimes called "light-emitting and light-absorbing diodes" (LEADs).
- To produce light when the bike is stationary, some dynamo lights have a "stand light" facility, usually a single blue-white (front light) or red (rear light) LED powered by a capacitor, which runs for around five minutes.
- Furthermore, light-activatable interaction of DNA nanoarchitectures, light-dependent conformational changes in nucleic acids, light-dependent RNA interference and light-dependent transcription were realized.
- "Bobo Explores Light" is an education book app for iPad that introduces children to light and light related topics.
- Alternatively, you can develop conclusions and present them using a traffic light icon as the activities that an organization should "stop" (red light), "continue" (yellow light), or "start" (green light).
- A recessed light or downlight (also pot light in Canadian English, sometimes can light (for canister light) in American English) is a light fixture that is installed into a hollow opening in a ceiling.
- Single photon sources are novel types of light sources distinct from coherent light sources (lasers) and thermal light sources (such as incandescent light bulbs and mercury-vapor lamps) that emit light as single particles or photons.
- Scrubs worn in surgery are almost always colored solid light grey, light green, light blue or a light green-blue shade.
- Under high light, it is unfavourable to channel extra light into photosynthesis because excessive light may cause damage to the plant proteins.
- Ken Salisbury (born 22 August 1953 in Liverpool) is an English/Australian professional light middle/middle/light heavyweight boxer of the 1970s and '80s who won the New South Wales (Australia) State light middleweight title, Australian light middleweight title, and Commonwealth light middleweight title, his professional fighting weight varied from [...] , i.e.
- In Eastern Orthodox Christian theology, the Tabor Light ([...] "Light of Tabor", or [...] "Uncreated Light", [...] "Divine Light"; [...] "Taboric Light"; Georgian: თაბორის ნათება) is the light revealed on Mount Tabor at the Transfiguration of Jesus, identified with the light seen by Paul at his conversion.
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