Pronunciation: /lɪt ʌp laɪk ə ˈkrɪsməs tri/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality
A1 The room was lit up like a Christmas tree with colorful lights.
A2 When she saw the surprise party, her face lit up like a Christmas tree.
B1 The stadium was lit up like a Christmas tree with all the bright stadium lights.
B2 The city square was lit up like a Christmas tree for the holiday festival.
C1 The stage was lit up like a Christmas tree with dazzling spotlights for the performance.
C2 The entire neighborhood was lit up like a Christmas tree with elaborate decorations for the annual holiday competition.
verb a word that expresses an action, occurrence, or state of being
A1 The room lit up like a Christmas tree when the children entered with their presents.
A2 Her face lit up like a Christmas tree when she saw her favorite singer on stage.
B1 The city square lit up like a Christmas tree with colorful lights for the holiday season.
B2 The stadium lit up like a Christmas tree as the fireworks display began.
C1 The entire neighborhood lit up like a Christmas tree during the annual light festival.
C2 The night sky lit up like a Christmas tree with shooting stars during the meteor shower.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun
A1 The room was lit up like a Christmas tree with colorful lights.
A2 When she saw the surprise party, her face lit up like a Christmas tree.
B1 The city center was lit up like a Christmas tree for the holiday season.
B2 The stage was lit up like a Christmas tree with bright spotlights for the performance.
C1 The fireworks display lit up the night sky like a Christmas tree.
C2 The entire stadium lit up like a Christmas tree when the home team scored the winning goal.
preposition a word that shows the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence
A1 The children's faces lit up like a Christmas tree when they saw Santa Claus.
A2 Her eyes lit up like a Christmas tree when she opened the present.
B1 The room lit up like a Christmas tree as soon as the holiday lights were turned on.
B2 The city square was lit up like a Christmas tree with all the decorations and twinkling lights.
C1 The stage lit up like a Christmas tree as the concert began, creating a magical atmosphere.
C2 The night sky lit up like a Christmas tree with fireworks, illuminating the entire city.
article a word that is used to indicate whether a noun is specific or unspecific
A1 The room lit up like a Christmas tree when the children turned on the fairy lights.
A2 Her face lit up like a Christmas tree when she saw the presents under the tree.
B1 The city square was lit up like a Christmas tree with colorful decorations and lights.
B2 The stage lit up like a Christmas tree as the band started playing their first song.
C1 The entire neighborhood lit up like a Christmas tree as everyone decorated their houses for the holidays.
C2 The night sky lit up like a Christmas tree with fireworks during the New Year's Eve celebration.
formal The entire room lit up like a Christmas tree when the chandelier was turned on.
informal When she saw the surprise party, her face lit up like a Christmas tree.
slang His smile lit up like a Christmas tree when he saw his favorite band perform live.
figurative The city skyline lit up like a Christmas tree as the sun set behind it.
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