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illuminate

/ɪˈluː.mɪ.neɪt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das das Erhellen oder Beleuchten von etwas bezeichnet sowie das Klären oder Erläutern von etwas.

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verb

/ɪˈluː.mɪ.neɪt/B2formal
  • deVerb, das das Erhellen oder Beleuchten von etwas bezeichnet sowie das Klären oder Erläutern von etwas.

A verb used to indicate the act of lighting up or making something bright, or to clarify or explain something.

  1. Make lighter or brighterB2formal

    To light up or make something brighter, often with light.

    deErhellen

    • The lamp illuminated the entire room.
    • The fireworks illuminated the night sky.
    • Sunlight illuminated the stained glass windows.

    Synonymebrightenillumineirradiatekindlelightlighten

    Antonymeblackendarkendimobscureshade

  2. Make clear or explainB2formal

    To clarify or explain something so it is easier to understand.

    deKlarstellen

    • The professor's lecture illuminated the complex theory.
    • Her research helped illuminate the causes of the disease.
    • The document illuminates the company's future plans.

    Synonymeclarifyclear upelaborateelucidateexplainexpoundinterpretshed light on

    Antonymebefogconfusemuddleobscure

  3. Decorate manuscriptsC1formal

    To add decorative elements, such as gold leaf or illustrations, to medieval manuscripts.

    deHandschriften ausmalen

    • Monks would illuminate religious texts by hand.
    • The manuscript was beautifully illuminated with intricate patterns.
    • Artists spent years illuminating a single book.

    Synonymeadorndecorateembellishlimnornament

Formen
  • illuminated past participle
  • illuminated past simple
  • illuminating present participle
  • illuminates third person singular
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