Definition
Definition of lit. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: literUK unit for measuring liquid volume, equal to about 1 quartUK
- The bottle holds 2 lit. of water.
- We need 5 lit. of milk for the recipe.
- The tank can store 10 lit. of fuel.
Expressions with lit.
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Origin of lit.
Abbreviation lit. (literature)
Terms with lit. included in their meaning
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light quality
state of being poorly lit
dimly lit
cast in shade, making the area darker and less lit
well-lit
having a lot of light
faintly lit
with a dim light
light
lit up by light, often artificial
brightness lights
very brightly lit with many colorful lights
neon lights
lit by brightly colored gas-filled tubes
lighting mood
lit by candles, often creating a warm or romantic mood
celebration
event where fireworks are lit for entertainment
communication
fire lit to send a message or alert
astronomy
phase when the Moon appears half lit while decreasing in light
bright light
brightly lit with vivid colors
entertainment
firework that spins when lit
lighting
dimly lit like at dusk
religion
candle lit for prayer or remembrance
fireworks
circular firework that spins when lit
lighting
lit up by the light from a lamp
location light
happening while lit by a lamp's light
light
illuminated or lit up
lighting
lit from behind to enhance visibility
photography
photographic technique with one side lit and one in shadow
religion
small candle lit for religious or spiritual purposes
cigars
the end of a cigar which is lit
illuminated
lit by burning gas lamps
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