moonlight in Latin
moonlight in Latin is lūx — moonlight means the light given off by the moon.
moonlight in Latin
lūx
(sometimes, attributive) The light reflected from the Moon.
What does "moonlight" mean?
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noun The light given off by the moon.
"They walked along the shore by moonlight."
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verb To work a second job, often at night, in addition to one's main job.
"She moonlights as a bartender to help pay off her student loans."
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moonlight in a sentence
- They walked along the shore by moonlight.
- The lake looked silver in the moonlight.
- She moonlights as a bartender to help pay off her student loans.
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What is "moonlight" in Latin?
"moonlight" in Latin is lūx. moonlight means: The light given off by the moon.
How do you use "moonlight" in a sentence?
Example: "They walked along the shore by moonlight." In Latin, "moonlight" is lūx.
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