spot·light (sp t l t )n. 1. a. A strong beam of light that illuminates only a small area, used especially to center attention on a stage performer. b. A lamp that produces such a light. 2. Public notoriety or prominence: She was in the spotlight after she won the marathon. 3. An artificial source of light with a strongly focused beam, as on an automobile. tr.v. spot·light·ed or spot·lit (-l  t), spot·light·ing, spot·lights 1. To illuminate with a spotlight. 2. To focus attention on. |
Translations
spotlit [ˈspɒtlɪt] adj [building, monument, stage] → éclairé(e) par des projecteurs
spot-on [ˌspɒtˈɒn] adj (British) to be spot-on → être en plein dans le mille >, être dans le mille >
What he said was spot-on → Ce qu'il a dit était en plein dans le mille.
spot-on [ˌspɒtˈɒn] adj (British) to be spot-on → être en plein dans le mille >, être dans le mille >
What he said was spot-on → Ce qu'il a dit était en plein dans le mille.
spotlit [ˈspɒtlɪt] adj (stage, building) → illuminato/a dai riflettori
spotlit [ˈspɒtlɪt] adj (stage, building) → illuminato/a dai riflettori
spotlit [ˈspɒtlɪt] adj (stage, building) → illuminato/a dai riflettori
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