| Definition of 'light up' |
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1. (verb) light up
start to burn with a bright flame
"The coal in the BBQ grill finally lit up"
2. (verb) light, illume, illumine, light up, illuminate
make lighter or brighter
"This lamp lightens the room a bit"
3. (verb) clear up, clear, light up, brighten
become clear
"The sky cleared after the storm"
4. (verb) light up
ignite
"The sky lit up quickly above the raging volcano"
5. (verb) light up, fire up, light
begin to smoke
"After the meal, some of the diners lit up"
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1. (verb) light up
(of sb's face or eyes) to suddenly look happy
The old man's eyes would light up when he spoke of the past.
2. light up
to put a flame to a cigarette in order to light it
He lit up a cigarette.
3. light up
(of a light) to come on
The red light on the phone lit up.
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Sense: to begin to give out light
Evening came and the streetlights lit up.
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Afrikaans: ligte aanskakel |
Arabic: يَبدأ بالإضاءَه |
Bulgarian: светвам |
Brazilian: acender-se |
Czech: rozsvítit (se) |
German: angehen |
Danish: tænde |
Greek: ανάβω, δίνω φως |
Spanish: iluminarse |
Estonian: süütama, süttima |
Farsi: درخشیدن |
Finnish: syttyä |
French: s'allumer |
Hebrew: לְהַדלִיק אוֹר |
Hindi: प्रकाशित करना, प्रकाशमान |
Croatian: zapaliti se |
Hungarian: kigyullad |
Indonesian: menyala |
Icelandic: kvikna, ljóma upp |
Italian: accendersi |
Japanese: 輝く |
Korean: 밝아지기 시작하다 |
Lithuanian: užsidegti, užsižiebti |
Latvian: iedegties |
Malay: hidup |
Dutch: aangaan |
Norwegian: bli slått på, lyse opp |
Polish: zapalić się |
Persian: درخشیدن |
Pashto: نورانى كيدل،لګيدل |
Portuguese: acender-se |
Romanian: a se aprinde |
Russian: зажигать(ся) |
Slovak: rozsvietiť (sa) |
Slovenian: prižgati se |
Serbian: upaliti se |
Swedish: tändas |
Thai: เปิดให้แสงสว่าง |
Turkish: yanmak |
Taiwanese: 亮起 |
Ukrainian: засвітити(ся) |
Urdu: روشنی خارج کرنا |
Vietnamese: chiếu sáng |
Chinese: 点着 |
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