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light meter
posemètre
light meter SAM. FOTO.
photomètre m. spol
metre [brit. angl. ˈmiːtə] SAM.
1. metre brit. angl. (unit of length):
mètre m. spol
2. metre LIT.:
mètre m. spol
3. metre GLAS.:
mesure ž. spol
I. meter [brit. angl. ˈmiːtə, am. angl. ˈmidər] SAM.
1. meter (measuring instrument):
compteur m. spol
2. meter:
parcmètre m. spol
3. meter am. angl. (unit of length) → metre
II. meter [brit. angl. ˈmiːtə, am. angl. ˈmidər] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. meter electricity, gas, water, pressure:
2. meter (stamp):
metre [brit. angl. ˈmiːtə] SAM.
1. metre brit. angl. (unit of length):
mètre m. spol
2. metre LIT.:
mètre m. spol
3. metre GLAS.:
mesure ž. spol
I. light [brit. angl. lʌɪt, am. angl. laɪt] SAM.
1. light (brightness):
lumière ž. spol
by the light of fire
by the light of moon
in the light of day dobes., fig.
to cast or throw or shed light on dobes.
to cast or throw or shed light on fig.
2. light:
lumière ž. spol
lueur ž. spol
3. light (electrical appliance):
lumière ž. spol
réverbère m. spol
feu m. spol
shine the light over here! atribut. switch, shade, socket
4. light (part of gauge, indicator, dashboard):
voyant m. spol (lumineux)
5. light DIRKAL.:
phare m. spol
feu m. spol arrière
veilleuse ž. spol
6. light (flame):
to put a light to fire, gas
7. light (aspect):
light fig.
jour m. spol
to review sth in the light of evidence, experience
8. light (exposure) fig.:
to bring to light fact, evidence, truth, crime
9. light GRAD. (window):
vitre ž. spol
II. lights SAM. mn. samost.
1. lights TRANSP.:
feu m. spol
feux m. spol mn.
to shoot pog. or jump pog. the lights
2. lights (decorative display):
illuminations ž. spol mn.
3. lights GASTR.:
mou m. spol
III. light [brit. angl. lʌɪt, am. angl. laɪt] PRID.
1. light (bright):
light evening, room, house
to get or grow lighter sky:
2. light (pale):
light colour, fabric, wood, skin
light hair
nesprem. light blue socks
3. light (not heavy):
light material, substance, mist , snow, wind, clothing, plane, sleep, meal, beer, cake
light rain
light drinker
light business, trading
to have a light touch pianist:
to have a light touch writer, cook:
4. light (not severe):
light damage, punishment, sentence
5. light (delicate):
light knock, tap, footsteps
light kiss, movement
6. light (not tiring):
light work
light exercise, training
petits travaux m. spol mn.
7. light (not intellectually demanding):
light music, verse
8. light (not important):
light affair
to make light of rumour, problem
to make light of injury
9. light (cheerful):
light mood, laugh
10. light GASTR. (low-fat):
light product
light product
IV. light <pret., del. Pf. lit [lɪt] or lighted> [brit. angl. lʌɪt, am. angl. laɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. light (set fire to):
light candle, gas, oven, cigarette
light wood, paper
light firework
light match
2. light (illuminate):
light torch, lamp, sun:
V. light <pret., del. Pf. lit> [brit. angl. lʌɪt, am. angl. laɪt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.
light fire:
light candle, cigarette, gas, wood, match:
VI. light [brit. angl. lʌɪt, am. angl. laɪt]
to do sth according to one's lights ur. jez.
to go light on pog. sth
y aller mollo avec qc sleng
light meter SAM.
posemètre m. spol
metre [ˈmi:təʳ, am. angl. -t̬ɚ] SAM.
1. metre (unit of measurement):
mètre m. spol
2. metre (poetic rhythm):
mesure ž. spol
I. meter1 [ˈmi:təʳ, am. angl. -t̬ɚ] SAM.
compteur m. spol
parcmètre m. spol
II. meter1 [ˈmi:təʳ, am. angl. -t̬ɚ] GLAG. preh. glag.
meter gas, water:
meter2 [ˈmi:təʳ, am. angl. -t̬ɚ] am. angl.
meter → metre
metre [ˈmi:təʳ, am. angl. -t̬ɚ] SAM.
1. metre (unit of measurement):
mètre m. spol
2. metre (poetic rhythm):
mesure ž. spol
I. light1 [laɪt] PRID.
1. light a. fig. GASTR.:
2. light (not intense, strong):
light breeze, rain
fraza:
II. light1 [laɪt] PRISL.
fraza:
III. light1 [laɪt] SAM. mn.
I. light2 [laɪt] SAM.
1. light no mn. (energy, source of brightness, lamp):
light a. fig.
lumière ž. spol
2. light no mn. (brightness):
lueur ž. spol
to do sth by the light of sth
3. light no mn. (daytime):
lumière ž. spol du jour
4. light no mn. (way of perceiving):
jour m. spol
5. light no mn. (flame for igniting):
feu m. spol
6. light mn. (person's abilities, standards):
fraza:
in the light of sth, am. angl. in light of sth
II. light2 [laɪt] PRID.
III. light2 <lit, lit [or a. am. angl. lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. light (illuminate):
light a. fig.
2. light (start burning):
light a cigarette, pipe
IV. light2 <lit, lit [or a. am. angl. lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.
light meter SAM.
posemètre m. spol
I. meter1 [ˈmi·t̬ər] SAM.
compteur m. spol
parcmètre m. spol
II. meter1 [ˈmi·t̬ər] GLAG. preh. glag.
meter gas, water:
meter2 [ˈmi·t̬ər] SAM.
1. meter (unit of measurement):
mètre m. spol
2. meter (poetic rhythm):
mesure ž. spol
I. light1 [laɪt] PRID.
1. light a. fig. culin:
2. light (not intense, strong):
light breeze, rain
fraza:
II. light1 [laɪt] PRISL.
fraza:
III. light1 [laɪt] SAM. mn.
I. light2 [laɪt] SAM.
1. light (energy, source of brightness, lamp):
light a. fig.
lumière ž. spol
2. light (brightness):
lueur ž. spol
to do sth by the light of sth
3. light (daytime):
lumière ž. spol du jour
4. light (way of perceiving):
jour m. spol
5. light (flame for igniting):
feu m. spol
6. light mn. (person's abilities, standards):
fraza:
in light of sth
II. light2 [laɪt] PRID.
III. light2 <lit, lit [or lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. light (illuminate):
light a. fig.
2. light (start burning):
light a cigarette, pipe
IV. light2 <lit, lit [or lighted, lighted]> [laɪt] GLAG. nepreh. glag.
Present
Imeter
youmeter
he/she/itmeters
wemeter
youmeter
theymeter
Past
Imetered
youmetered
he/she/itmetered
wemetered
youmetered
theymetered
Present Perfect
Ihavemetered
youhavemetered
he/she/ithasmetered
wehavemetered
youhavemetered
theyhavemetered
Past Perfect
Ihadmetered
youhadmetered
he/she/ithadmetered
wehadmetered
youhadmetered
theyhadmetered
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Manually setting a camera to expose the film properly takes two steps, even after taking a light meter reading.
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A more convenient approach was used for the international prototype metre of 1870, a bar of platinum-iridium alloy which served as the definition of the meter from 1889 to 1960.
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Individually, she received a silver medal for her second-place performance in the women's 400-meter freestyle.
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It also has 7,186 square-meter terminal building and a 36,000 square-meter aircraft parking lot with five parking aprons.
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Although meter readers in rural areas have to travel much, they are not provided any travelling allowance.
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