spotlight in Italian
spotlight in Italian is riflettore — spotlight means a powerful, directed beam of light used to illuminate a specific person or area, especially on a stage.
spotlight in Italian
riflettore
A bright, directional light or lamp, especially one used to illuminate the focus or center of attention on a stage.
What does "spotlight" mean?
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noun A powerful, directed beam of light used to illuminate a specific person or area, especially on a stage.
"The singer stepped into the spotlight as the crowd cheered."
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noun The center of public attention or focus.
"The scandal put the senator in the spotlight for weeks."
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verb To draw attention to something.
"The documentary spotlights the struggles of small farmers."
spotlight in a sentence
- The singer stepped into the spotlight as the crowd cheered.
- The scandal put the senator in the spotlight for weeks.
- The documentary spotlights the struggles of small farmers.
Similar words in Italian
Common Italian translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "spotlight" in Italian?
"spotlight" in Italian is riflettore. spotlight means: A powerful, directed beam of light used to illuminate a specific person or area, especially on a stage.
How do you use "spotlight" in a sentence?
Example: "The singer stepped into the spotlight as the crowd cheered." In Italian, "spotlight" is riflettore.
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