SUNLIGHT


Meaning of SUNLIGHT in English

noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ blinding , bright , brilliant , harsh , hot , intense , scorching , strong , warm

He emerged from the tunnel into blinding ~.

▪ direct , full

plants that do not like direct ~

▪ pale , weak

▪ dappled , golden

the dappled ~ of the forest

▪ reflected

▪ afternoon , evening , morning

▪ spring , summer , etc.

… OF SUNLIGHT

▪ beam , ray , shaft

▪ patch , pool

VERB + SUNLIGHT

▪ block out

a dank backyard with a wall that blocked out the ~

▪ be exposed to

Do not leave your skin exposed to ~ for too long.

SUNLIGHT + VERB

▪ come in , fall , filter , flood , penetrate sth , pierce sth , pour , shine , stream

Sunlight filtered dustily through the slats of the door.

in dark thickets where ~ could not penetrate

She threw back the shutters and the ~ streamed in.

▪ fill sth

Bright ~ filled the room.

▪ gleam , glimmer , glint , glitter , shimmer , sparkle

the ~ sparkling on the water

▪ be reflected from sth , reflect off sth , reflect on sth

PREPOSITION

▪ in the ~

waves sparkling in the ~

▪ into the ~

We came out into bright ~ again.

PHRASES

▪ gleam in the ~ , glint in the ~ , shimmer in the ~ , sparkle in the ~

The sea shimmered in the ~.

▪ blink in the ~ , squint in the ~

They emerged from their cells, blinking in the ~.

Oxford Collocations English Dictionary.      Оксфордский английский словарь словосочетаний .