Summary
light {noun}
feu · lampe · lumière · voyant · luminaire · lumière
light {adjective}
claires · aérien · léger · clair · éclairé · éclairée · clairet · légère · léger
to light {verb}
enflammer · illuminer · allumer · éclairer
English-French translation for "light"
"light" French translation
light {noun}
That would be tantamount to giving Israel a green light to carry out its decision.
Only one gas-discharge light source is permitted for each passing beam headlamp.
In the case of a convoy, one masthead light at the bow of each leading vessel.
We ought to learn that lesson and give the green light to Mr Cabrol's report.
Article 3.32 - Prohibition of smoking or using an unprotected light or flame
Honourable senators, we Canadians often seem to hide our light under a bushel.
Potentiometer attached to hamster, measured tension, enough to light a lamp.
Note: This document is distributed to the Experts on Lighting and Light-Signalling only.
In the case of replaceable light sources a standard lamp shall be used.
In the case of replaceable light sources a standard lamp shall be used.
In the light of that report it should be possible to decide on the way forward.
That initiative should be further developed in the light of UNIDO's experience.
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The intensity of the light emitted shall be not more than 800 cd in any direction.
The last sentence should be interpreted in the light of the preceding sentence.
And a red light will be activated when the five-minute limit has elapsed.
An orange light will be activated 30 seconds before the end of the five minutes.
If its functioning is indicated by means of a warning light the latter shall be green.
If its functioning is indicated by means of a warning light the latter shall be green.
If its functioning is indicated by means of a warning light the latter shall be green.
Object name: Light fixture Artist: George V. Strahan Maker: Robert Mitchell Company Date: 1930 Material: Bronze; opal glass Dimensions: 85...
(c) Provide all necessary electrical harnesses, wiring, circuitry and lighting sets.
For those unable to participate in the relay, Canadians can buy luminaries, candles in fireproof bags that are lit at sunset and burn throughout the night.
light {adjective}
Long, light evenings also mean opportunities for extended leisure time.
Light bars represent debt cancellation or rescheduling.
This proposal is to clarify the requirements concerning the replacement of filament light sources.
Dark bars represents aid to sub-Saharan Africa; light bars, aid to North Africa.
Two light planes originating in Opa Locka, Florida, violated Cuban airspace.
A light C-337 plane violated Cuban airspace north of Havana between Santa Fe and Playa de Guanabo.
Three light planes violated Cuban airspace very close to the centre of Havana; two of them were shot down.
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In the light of that provision, an aerospace object must necessarily be considered an aircraft while in airspace.
The adventure is fraught with too many threats to be undertaken light-heartedly.
Even the rocks of which he spoke seemed a light burden under his stewardship.
In the light of the circumstances, that is a relatively lean deployment.
The girls are given breakfast, a simple lunch and light refreshments.
It is a light metal, so it is useful for the automotive industry.
Sometimes light green stripes or chevrons may also be seen on the top leaves.
As you have been able to see, a prototype of light wood panelling has been installed.
A bright white light visible from all directions, placed at a height of at least 5 m;
A bright or ordinary red light, such as to be visible from all directions;
The majority classified themselves as light or dark brown (43 per cent).
I think the report is extremely valuable in shedding light on what has been happening.
Minds and hearts are seeking light to shine on them, love to bring them warmth.
For me, the will of the house is the lumina pedibus meus—the light at the feet of any Speaker.
I would like my colleague to shed some light on this for me.
We thank the leader of the Bloc Quebecois, who brought the real issue of the upcoming election to light.
The illuminated target consists of a light box, 300 mm x 300 mm x 150 mm.
The box shall be illuminated by a suitable light source.
He was locked with four other men in a narrow cell with little light and a concrete floor and without any furniture.
We clearly have before us a long road beset with obstacles, but it will be illuminated by the light of transparent and reconstructive
Humanity in every age, and even today, looks to works of art to shed light upon its path and its destiny.
Consequently, cutting-edge technology for light-water reactors has been developed.
This is a light burden which the international community seems ready to bear.
Six, the governing structure of the funds should be light and transparent.
Staying the current course with a “light footprint” in Somalia (option C)
We feel that the structure should be as light, flexible and adaptable as possible.
to light {verb}
to light [lighted; lit|lighted; lit] {vb} (also: to ignite, to inflame, to kindle, to set on fire)
to light [lighted; lit|lighted; lit] {vb} (also: to illuminate, to light up, to floodlight)
If you want to have Joan's face light up, just ask about her family.
Even in the darkest of times, he has always managed to bring light into our lives.
If only he knew that it is a guiding light that can make the present clearer and illuminate with wisdom the paths to be taken in the future”.
to light up
[Translation] For 18 years, Anik has been lighting up the stage with her legendary grace.
to light [lighted; lit|lighted; lit] {vb} (also: to ignite, to kindle, to light up, to put on the light)
It shall only be activated at the same time as the gas-discharge light source.
It shall only be activated at the same time as the principal light source.
It shall only be activated at the same time as the principle light source.
Potentiometer attached to hamster, measured tension, enough to light a lamp.
It shall only be activated at the same time as the gas-discharge light source.
to light [lighted; lit|lighted; lit] {vb} (also: to light the way for sb., to light up, to shed light on, to shine on)
Perhaps she can shed some light on a matter that seems to be rather confusing.
As such, the onus is on you here in New York to cast your light on the path we follow.
The steady application of disarmament steps can indeed light the way forward.
Yes, let us open our time to Christ, that he may cast light upon it and give it direction.
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Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "light":
© Princeton Universitylightly · easy · loose · promiscuous · sluttish · wanton · light-colored · wakeful · lite · low-cal · calorie-free · lightsome · tripping · clean · clear · unclouded · idle · unaccented · weak · scant(p)
Usage examples
Usage examples for "light" in French
Similar words
lifetime · lift · lift-off · lifter · lifting · ligament · ligand · ligate · ligation · ligature · light · light-coloured · light-headed · light-hearted · light-heartedly · light-heartedness · light-year · lightbulb · lightening · lighter · lighthearted
More translations in the English-Czech dictionary.