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lights-out

/ˈlaɪts ˌaʊt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o horário estabelecido para dormir ou um sinal militar que indica a necessidade de apagar as luzes.

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noun

/ˈlaɪts ˌaʊt/B1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o horário estabelecido para dormir ou um sinal militar que indica a necessidade de apagar as luzes.

A noun referring to a designated time for going to bed, or a military signal indicating that lights must be turned off.

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  1. Prescribed bedtimeB1formal

    A designated time when lights must be turned off, typically for sleep, especially in institutions like schools or camps.

    pthora de dormir

    • Lights-out at the summer camp is at 10 PM.
    • The dormitory enforces a strict lights-out policy.
    • After lights-out, no talking is allowed in the hallways.

    Sinônimosbedtimecurfew

  2. Military signalB2formal

    A signal, often a bugle call or command, indicating that all lights must be extinguished for the night.

    ptSilêncio

    • The bugler played the lights-out call at sunset.
    • After lights-out, the soldiers were confined to their barracks.
    • The commanding officer announced lights-out over the intercom.
Formas
  • lights-outs plural form
  • lights-outs' possessive plural form
  • lights-out's possessive singular form