sunlights
ˈsʌnˌlaɪts
Definition

Definition of sunlights - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

1.
natureRarenatural light from the sunRare
  • The room was filled with sunlights in the morning.
daylight sunshine
2.
architectureRarewindows or openings allowing sunlightRare
  • The sunlights in the roof brightened the attic.
3.
appearanceRarelighter hair color from sun exposureRare
  • Her sunlights were noticeable after the beach trip.
bleached highlights
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Images of sunlights

  • sunlights: natural light from the sun
    natural light from the sun
  • sunlights: windows or openings allowing sunlight
    windows or openings allowing sunlight
  • sunlights: lighter hair color from sun exposure
    lighter hair color from sun exposure

Origin of sunlights

Old English, sunne (sun) + leoht (light)

Examples of sunlights in a sentence

  • The artist preferred to paint in natural sunlights.
  • The sunlights in the hallway created a warm ambiance.
  • Sunlights in the ceiling made the room feel open.
  • Her stylist enhanced her natural sunlights.
  • Sunlights gave his hair a natural glow.

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  1. French:lumière du soleil, lucarnes, ...
  2. German:Sonnenlicht, Dachfenster, ...
  3. Italian:luce del sole, abbaini, ...
  4. Spanish:luz solar, tragaluces, ...
  5. Portuguese:luz solar, claraboias, ...
  6. Chinese:阳光, 天窗, ...
  7. Japanese:日光, 天窓, ...
  8. Arabic:ضَوْء الشَّمْس, نَافِذَة سَقْف, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹר שֶׁמֶשׁ, פִּתְחֵי אוֹר, ...
  10. Russian:солнечный свет, окна, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сонячне світло, вікна на даху, ...
  12. Hindi:धूप, खिड़कियाँ, ...

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