daylighting
ˈdeɪˌlaɪtɪŋ
Definition

Definition of daylighting - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
stream restorationTECH.USuncovering buried streams to restore natural flowTECH.US
  • Daylighting the stream improved the local ecosystem.
2.
natural lightTECH.using sunlight to illuminate indoor spacesTECH.
  • Daylighting can reduce electricity costs.

Adjective

1.
transparencyRareexposing something to public scrutinyRare
  • The daylighting of the report revealed several inconsistencies.
exposing revealing unveiling
2.
architectureTECH.related to the use of natural lightTECH.
  • The building's daylighting design reduces the need for artificial lighting.
sunlit
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Origin of daylighting

English, day (daytime) + lighting (illumination)

Examples of daylighting in a sentence

  • The city council approved daylighting the old creek.
  • Architects often incorporate daylighting in modern designs.
  • Daylighting improves the ambiance of the office space.
  • Daylighting the emails caused a scandal.
  • The daylighting of the documents led to an investigation.
  • Daylighting strategies can improve workplace productivity.

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  1. French:restauration de cours d'eau, rendu public, ...
  2. German:Renaturierung, Offenlegung, ...
  3. Italian:rinaturalizzazione, esposizione pubblica, ...
  4. Spanish:destapar arroyos, exposición pública, ...
  5. Portuguese:renaturalização, exposição, ...
  6. Chinese:溪流复原, 公开, ...
  7. Japanese:川の復元, 公表, ...
  8. Arabic:كَشف الجَدَاوِل, مكشوف, ...
  9. Hebrew:חֲשִׂיפַת נְחָלִים, חָשׂוּף, ...
  10. Russian:восстановление ручья, публичное раскрытие, ...
  11. Ukrainian:відновлення струмка, оприлюднення, ...
  12. Hindi:डेलाइटिंग, सार्वजनिक खुलासा, ...

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