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limelight

/ˈlaɪm.laɪt/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o centro das atenções públicas ou, historicamente, um tipo de refletor teatral em que a chama era direcionada a um cilindro de cal para produzir luz intensa.

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noun

/ˈlaɪm.laɪt/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o centro das atenções públicas ou, historicamente, um tipo de refletor teatral em que a chama era direcionada a um cilindro de cal para produzir luz intensa.

A noun referring to a focus of public attention, or historically, a type of stage lamp that used a flame directed at a cylinder of lime to produce a bright light.

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  1. Focus of public attentionB2formal

    A position at the center of public interest or scrutiny.

    ptCentro das atenções

    • The young actor loved being in the limelight.
    • Politicians often seek the limelight to promote their agendas.
    • She prefers to stay out of the limelight and work behind the scenes.

    Sinônimosattentioncenter stagefocusglarepublic eyepublicityspotlight

    Antônimosanonymityobscurity

  2. Stage lighting deviceC1formalbritishtechnical

    A type of lamp that uses a flame directed at a cylinder of lime to produce a bright light, historically used in theaters.

    ptLuz de cal

    • The old theater still has a working limelight in its collection.
    • Before electric lights, limelight was essential for stage performances.
    • The limelight cast a warm glow on the lead performer.
Formas
  • limelights plural form
  • limelights' possessive plural form
  • limelight's possessive singular form
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