illuminate — to light up or brighten with light
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to light up or brighten with light
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪˈluːməˌneɪt/
Korean meaning: 밝게 비추다, 조명하다
Korean pronunciation: 일-루-머-네이트 (강세: 루)
Example Sentences
- My phone's flashlight can illuminate even the darkest corners of my messy room.
- The professor's joke illuminated the boring lecture better than any textbook.
- Fireworks illuminate the night sky during the festival.
illuminate
VERB//ɪˈluːməˌneɪt//
to light up or brighten with light
Flashlight illuminates the dark room
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Illuminate to eliminate, then calculate!
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Origin
From Latin 'illuminare,' composed of 'in-' (in, into) and 'luminare' (to light up), derived from 'lumen' meaning light. The word entered English through Old French and Medieval Latin.
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“My phone's flashlight can illuminate even the darkest corners of my messy room.”
“The professor's joke illuminated the boring lecture better than any textbook.”
“Fireworks illuminate the night sky during the festival.”
“Her smile can illuminate the gloomiest day.”
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