light emitted from a lamp or light source

a red lamp or lantern; specifically a red traffic signal indicating that vehicles and pedestrians must stop

street lamp; street light

a tower with a strong light at the top that guides ships at sea and warns them of danger

lantern; lamp with a protective frame, often made of bamboo or wire and covered with paper, gauze, or silk

The glass bulb of an electric light; usually pear-shaped and filled with gas or a vacuum, emitting light via a tungsten filament.

To turn off the lights; to extinguish a lamp.

A lighting device for photography that produces a brief, intense burst of light; flash lamp; flash bulb

A general term for any kind of lighting device or household lamp.

1. green traffic signal indicating that vehicles and pedestrians may proceed; 2. permission or authorization to proceed with a task or project

traffic light; traffic signal

desk lamp; table lamp; reading lamp

a lamp equipped with a convex lens to concentrate light into a powerful beam, used primarily for stage lighting and indoor photography

To extinguish the lights or put out a lamp; often used to indicate it is time to sleep.

electric lamp; electric light

lights; lamplight; the light emitted from a lamp

lamps and lights that serve a decorative purpose; ornaments made of lamps; the art of lighting decoration

to fail to stop at a red traffic light; to go through a red light without stopping

Any light mounted on a vehicle for illumination or signaling, such as a headlight or turn signal

hanging lamp; chandelier; droplight

A lamp used to transmit information or commands through colors or flashing patterns, used in traffic, maritime, and electrical systems

electric light bulb

A colorful decorative lantern, especially those displayed during the [[元宵节|元宵節|yuan2 xiao1 jie2]]

To turn on or switch on a light.

under the light of a lamp or lantern

photographic lantern slide; presentation slide; transparency

colored lights or lanterns, often decorated with colored silk, paper, or flowers and used for festive occasions

tail light or lamp located at the rear of a vehicle such as a car or motorcycle, usually red to alert people behind it

A carnival or festival during the [[元宵节|元宵節|yuan2 xiao1 jie2]], featuring displays of decorative lanterns and traditional folk performances.

an indicator or pilot lamp used to signal the status of a device or to provide guidance

a bright lamp; a beacon

A lamp or sign consisting of a glass tube filled with neon or other inert gases that glows in various colors when an electric current is passed through it.

ablaze with lights; brilliantly illuminated, often referring to a building or city scene at night

the tube-shaped part of a light such as a fluorescent or arc lamp; a fluorescent tube

a lamp that uses animal, vegetable, or mineral oil as fuel

A lamp consisting of a tube filled with mercury vapor and argon, coated on the inside with a substance that emits light when electricity passes through it; also called [[日光灯|日光燈|ri4 guang1 deng1]]

a box-shaped device used for signage or advertising, featuring internal lighting and a translucent exterior display with text or images

to light a lamp or candle

shade or glass cover for a lamp used for protection, decoration, or to focus light

The bustling, colorful nightlife of a city or entertainment district

incandescent light; traditional electric light bulb that produces light by heating a filament inside a glass bulb

a slide show or the images projected during such a show

riddles written on lanterns, or on paper strips hanging from lanterns, typically guessed during the Lantern Festival

warning light on a police car; siren lamp

a post or pillar supporting a lamp or street light

brilliantly illuminated; describes a scene that is brightly lit and bustling, often at night

The lights of many households, describing a scene of nighttime prosperity or a city ablaze with lights

to hang up lanterns and tie colored streamers; used to describe a festive atmosphere for a celebration or holiday

to turn on a green traffic light; (metaphorically) to give the go-ahead, to permit, or to provide convenience for something to happen