sunlight
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- noun
- /ˈsʌnˌlaɪt/
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luz solar
- A small hole in the cloud allows one ray of sunlight to shine through.
- direct sunlight
- exposure to sunlight
- in full sunlight
Remote, pale yellow sunlight behind a screen of clouds.
- Remote, pale yellow sunlight behind a screen of clouds.
- Morning part of your day, you want sunlight or bright artificial light.
- Instead of them melting in the sunlight, they're going to sparkle, right?
- Now let's say I've got my morning sunlight, OK, right.
- And today you just need an iPhone and sunlight and you're good.
- They're out in the sun getting that sunlight on their body.
- Now the next thing with your growing your figs is sunlight.
- They said the Unicorn must get plenty of sunlight, moonbeams and rainbows.
- And then and then they get exposed to sunlight, but covered.
- Maybe we'll meet with the sunlight falls apart.
Examples
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The glow of the late afternoon sunlight casts long shadows across the bed.
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People were mingling on the stairs in the sunlight, or slowly shuffling in.
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My point is, how does sunlight reach us here on Earth?
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Eat, drink water, get some sunlight, get some sleep.
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Let's go out here and look at the sunlight and stand in the sun.
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One of the theories is that sunlight helps the eyes.
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Morning part of your day, you want sunlight or bright artificial light.
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Your eyes seeing sunlight in the morning triggers the start of your clock.
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How handsome they looked in the autumn sunlight approaching a strange city.
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Chlorophyll, the green pigment in leaves, allows plants to absorb sunlight and begin photosynthesis.
Synonyms
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Brightness from the sun, lamps, or fire that makes things visible
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Light and heat you feel from the star at the center of our solar system
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Natural light from the sun during the day
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The light and warmth from the sun that makes a day bright
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Light that comes from the sun, not from lamps
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Light from the sun that feels warm on your skin
Light from the sun during the day
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How Bright
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Etymology
Sunlight is simply the parts sun and light, which you can read as 'light from the sun'. Think of warm, bright rays or a room full of sunshine, and that image shows exactly why sunlight means the bright light we get during the day.