lighting in Irish
lighting in Irish is soilsiú — lighting means the equipment used to provide light, or the light it produces.
lighting in Irish
soilsiú
What does "lighting" mean?
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noun The equipment used to provide light, or the light it produces.
"Good lighting makes the photographs in the studio look much sharper."
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noun The act of setting something alight or turning on a light source.
"The lighting of the bonfire drew a cheer from the crowd."
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lighting in a sentence
- Good lighting makes the photographs in the studio look much sharper.
- The restaurant has warm, dim lighting.
- The lighting of the bonfire drew a cheer from the crowd.
- Careful lighting of the stove is important when you go camping.
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What is "lighting" in Irish?
"lighting" in Irish is soilsiú. lighting means: The equipment used to provide light, or the light it produces.
How do you use "lighting" in a sentence?
Example: "Good lighting makes the photographs in the studio look much sharper." In Irish, "lighting" is soilsiú.
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