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Verb
/ˈflədˌlīt/,
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floodlights, plural;
  1. Illuminate (a building or outdoor area) with such lights
    • - floodlit football fields
Noun
  1. A large, powerful light, typically one of several used to illuminate a sports field, a stage, or the exterior of a building

  2. The illumination provided by such a light
    • - a tennis court where you can play by floodlight
  1. illuminate with floodlights
  2. flood: light that is a source of artificial illumination having a broad beam; used in photography
  3. (Floodlights (sport)) Floodlights are broad-beamed, high-intensity artificial lights often used to illuminate outdoor playing fields while an outdoor sports event is being held during low-light conditions.
  4. (Floodlights) Also Floods. Lanterns without lenses which give a general fixed spread of light.
  5. (Floodlights) To dream of floodlights shows that you want to throw a lot of light on a subject and get everything out in the open where it can be seen and understood. ...
  6. Floodlights create a widespread distribution of light, perfect for illuminating a wall, sign or large object. A floodlight should be well shielded with an accessory louver or shield to avoid stray light and glare.
  7. A luminaire used to light a scene or object to a level much brighter than its surroundings. Usually floodlights can be aimed at the object or area of interest.
  8. artificial light source with a dish shaped reflector and a 125-500+ watt tungsten filament lamp producing evenly spread illumination over the subject.
  9. Radiates a diffused, scattered blanket of light with soft, indistinct shadows. Best used to spread illumination on broad areas, whereas spotlights are aimed to focus on individual subjects.
  10. A fixture designed to "flood" a well defined area with light.
  11. reflector; proyector de luz; iluminar con focos
  12. Continuous (non-flash), artificial light source, generally used in the studio for evenly-spread illumination. Also known as Photoflood or Flood lamp. Has a color temperature of 3400 on the Kelvin scale.
  13. (1) A projector type of luminaire designed to light an area or object to a level of illumination higher than the surrounding illumination. (2) A metal housing containing one or more lamps used to illuminate a stage uniformly.
  14. A light with a relatively undefined beam edge.
  15. A lamp which throws off a wide beam, thus “flooding” an area with light.
  16. A reflectorized lamp whose emitted beam pattern is enlarging. Also a luminaire consisting of lamp and reflector at fixed distance providing a wide field of illumination.
  17. 1) A fixture designed for floodlighting, usually capable of being pointed in any direction and of weatherproof construction. 2) A lamp with a wide beam of light usually greater than 20° beam spread.