Pronunciation: /laɪt ʌp/
noun a source of light or illumination
A1 The light up ahead is very bright.
A2 She bought a new light up for her bedroom.
B1 The light up display on the phone is not working properly.
B2 The concert stage was set with colorful light ups.
C1 The artist used a variety of light ups in his installation.
C2 The light up effect in the movie was visually stunning.
verb to illuminate or make something brighter
A1 I light up the room with candles.
A2 She lights up every time she sees her favorite band.
B1 The fireworks will light up the sky tonight.
B2 The stadium lights up as the concert begins.
C1 The city skyline lights up beautifully at night.
C2 The actor's performance truly lights up the stage.
formal The lanterns will light up the garden for the evening reception.
informal Let's light up some candles to create a cozy atmosphere.
slang I heard there's a party tonight where they'll light up the dance floor.
figurative Her smile could light up the darkest room.
lit
light up
more light up
most light up
light up
will light up
have lit up
is lighting up
lights up
light up
to light up
lighting up
lighted