Pronunciation: /ˈlaɪt.nɪŋ/
noun a sudden electrostatic discharge during an electrical storm
A1 I saw lightning during the storm.
A2 The lightning struck a tree and started a fire.
B1 People should take cover when there is lightning in the sky.
B2 The lightning bolt was so bright, it lit up the entire sky.
C1 Scientists study the properties of lightning to better understand its effects.
C2 The photographer captured a stunning image of lightning striking the city skyline.
adjective pertaining to or resembling lightning
A1 The lightning fast rabbit hopped across the field.
A2 She had a lightning quick reflex and caught the ball easily.
B1 The lightning strike caused a power outage in the entire neighborhood.
B2 The team's lightning-quick passing game left their opponents struggling to keep up.
C1 The lightning speed of technological advancements is astounding.
C2 Her lightning wit and sharp intellect made her a formidable debater.
formal The lightning struck the tallest building in the city.
informal Did you see that lightning bolt last night? It was crazy!
slang That lightning was lit af!
figurative His wit was as sharp as lightning in the midst of the heated debate.
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