lighting

lighting: noun

ADJECTIVE

▪ bright, good, harsh, strong

▪ bad, low, poor

▪ dim, soft, subdued, subtle

▪ ambient, moody

▪ the moody lighting and chilled-out atmosphere of the bar

▪ dramatic, theatrical

▪ dramatic lighting effects

▪ coloured/colored

▪ Coloured/Colored lighting has been employed to create an exciting atmosphere.

▪ adequate, proper

▪ artificial, natural

▪ electric, fluorescent, gas, incandescent (AmE)

▪ street

▪ exterior, outdoor

▪ exterior lighting and alarm systems

▪ indoor, interior

▪ stage

▪ emergency

▪ The generator supplies emergency lighting.

▪ background

▪ concealed (esp. BrE), indirect, overhead, recessed (esp. AmE), track (esp. AmE)

▪ The showroom has a slate floor and track lighting.

▪ security

… OF LIGHTING

▪ level

VERB + LIGHTING

▪ have

▪ The kitchen has adequate lighting.

▪ use

▪ No special lighting was used when making the video.

▪ provide

▪ The only lighting was provided by panels on the floor.

▪ install

▪ adjust, control

▪ Patients can adjust the lighting using a dimmer.

▪ a touch pad to control the lighting

LIGHTING + NOUN

▪ level

▪ arrangement, scheme, system

▪ a typical lighting scheme for a house

▪ effects

▪ designer, engineer

▪ fixture (esp. AmE)

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