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practiser
луминесцентна светлина
в PONS речника
strip light СЪЩ Brit
в PONS речника
I. strip [strɪp] ГЛАГ прх
1. strip (lay bare):
to strip sb of sth
лишавам нкг от нщ
2. strip (unclothe):
3. strip (dismantle):
II. strip [strɪp] ГЛАГ нпрх
III. strip [strɪp] СЪЩ
1. strip (ribbon):
strip of metal
strip of land
2. strip Brit, Aus СПОРТ:
3. strip (striptease):
4. strip (landing area):
I. light [laɪt] СЪЩ
1. light no pl (energy, brightness):
2. light no pl (daytime):
3. light:
4. light pl (traffic light):
5. light no pl (clarification, insight):
to cast [or shed], light on sth
6. light no pl (perspective):
7. light no pl (joy, inspiration):
you are the light of my life прен
8. light no pl (flame):
9. light pl (person's abilites):
Phrases:
II. light [laɪt] ПРИЛ
1. light (not heavy):
2. light (not dark):
light colour, room
light skin
3. light (not serious):
4. light (not intense):
light breeze, rain
5. light ГАСТР:
Phrases:
III. light [laɪt] НРЧ
IV. light <lit > [laɪt] ГЛАГ прх Am: <lighted, lit > Am: <lighted>
1. light (illuminate):
2. light (start burning):
V. light <lit > [laɪt] ГЛАГ нпрх Am: <lighted, lit > Am: <lighted> (catch fire)
Present
Istrip
youstrip
he/she/itstrips
westrip
youstrip
theystrip
Past
Istripped
youstripped
he/she/itstripped
westripped
youstripped
theystripped
Present Perfect
Ihavestripped
youhavestripped
he/she/ithasstripped
wehavestripped
youhavestripped
theyhavestripped
Past Perfect
Ihadstripped
youhadstripped
he/she/ithadstripped
wehadstripped
youhadstripped
theyhadstripped
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After two hours, she turned the strip lighting on, pretending a bright dawn had come up and was reflecting the snow-capped mountain she imagined.
en.wikipedia.org
Her coat gleams in the harsh strip light.
www.dailymail.co.uk
See those strip lights in supermarkets?
metro.co.uk
She even remembers that the strip light in the ward was covered in dust and was angry no one had the time to clean it.
www.dailyrecord.co.uk
Regular lights, strip lights, bloom lights, and now downlights.
arstechnica.com