Definition of house lights in English:

house lights

plural noun

The lights in the auditorium of a theatre.
the show ended and the house lights came up
Example sentencesExamples
- The house lights dimmed then, and the stage lights kicked on - temporarily blinding me.
- Weirdly as I took my bow the house lights (the lights in the auditorium) came up.
- The first-night audience kept applauding after the house lights came up, and there can be few greater compliments.
- Only during the finale, when the house lights were brought up, were the quotation marks removed from La Sonnambula.
- Jack heard the announcement, and saw the house lights come up from beneath the front curtain.
- In true street-performer style, several of the performers brought up the house lights to pluck audience members onstage to be humiliated.
- The house lights go up and a powerful light is thrown on the audience.
- Some appreciative audience members were on their feet applauding even before the house lights came up for the curtain call.
- At approximately 10.45 pm, the house lights dim, the searchlights start to sweep the audience and bingo!
- The curtain opened, the house lights found her and had the band not already begun playing then the entire audience would have heard the sounds of our hearts breaking.
- Then darkness is exchanged for subtle house lights.
- The impression is one of a long daily process that begins months before rehearsal and extends right up to the moment the house lights dim.
- Angelique did the usual thing, where she walks off stage, but the house lights don't come up, nor does the band even pretend that they aren't coming back.
- Both men leaned forward as the house lights dimmed, and a new set of lights, previously unnoticed, came alive, all around them.
- During productions the house lights would remain on, allowing audience members to be aware of each other as well as the dramatic action.
- The show is performed with house lights up and requires tons of audience participation.
- When the scenes were reached, the house lights were turned up and the situation was explained to the public.
- His defences were cast aside, the house lights were up and they could see each other, them and him.
- And not only because the lighting designer has turned the house lights down and is playing with the spotlights, making the interview feel staged.
- The problem is that this bring-your-own venue presentation leaves no room for dramatic nuance, stranding the actors to ham their way through it with the house lights up.

Definition of house lights in US English:

house lights

(also houselights)

plural nounˈhous ˌlīts

The lights in the area of a theater where the audience sits.
the show ended and the house lights came up
Example sentencesExamples
- The impression is one of a long daily process that begins months before rehearsal and extends right up to the moment the house lights dim.
- The show is performed with house lights up and requires tons of audience participation.
- Both men leaned forward as the house lights dimmed, and a new set of lights, previously unnoticed, came alive, all around them.
- Only during the finale, when the house lights were brought up, were the quotation marks removed from La Sonnambula.
- And not only because the lighting designer has turned the house lights down and is playing with the spotlights, making the interview feel staged.
- The first-night audience kept applauding after the house lights came up, and there can be few greater compliments.
- Jack heard the announcement, and saw the house lights come up from beneath the front curtain.
- Then darkness is exchanged for subtle house lights.
- In true street-performer style, several of the performers brought up the house lights to pluck audience members onstage to be humiliated.
- At approximately 10.45 pm, the house lights dim, the searchlights start to sweep the audience and bingo!
- The house lights dimmed then, and the stage lights kicked on - temporarily blinding me.
- The house lights go up and a powerful light is thrown on the audience.
- Weirdly as I took my bow the house lights (the lights in the auditorium) came up.
- Some appreciative audience members were on their feet applauding even before the house lights came up for the curtain call.
- His defences were cast aside, the house lights were up and they could see each other, them and him.
- When the scenes were reached, the house lights were turned up and the situation was explained to the public.
- The curtain opened, the house lights found her and had the band not already begun playing then the entire audience would have heard the sounds of our hearts breaking.
- The problem is that this bring-your-own venue presentation leaves no room for dramatic nuance, stranding the actors to ham their way through it with the house lights up.
- Angelique did the usual thing, where she walks off stage, but the house lights don't come up, nor does the band even pretend that they aren't coming back.
- During productions the house lights would remain on, allowing audience members to be aware of each other as well as the dramatic action.

单词	house lights
释义	Definition of house lights in English: house lights plural noun The lights in the auditorium of a theatre. the show ended and the house lights came up Example sentencesExamples The house lights dimmed then, and the stage lights kicked on - temporarily blinding me. Weirdly as I took my bow the house lights (the lights in the auditorium) came up. The first-night audience kept applauding after the house lights came up, and there can be few greater compliments. Only during the finale, when the house lights were brought up, were the quotation marks removed from La Sonnambula. Jack heard the announcement, and saw the house lights come up from beneath the front curtain. In true street-performer style, several of the performers brought up the house lights to pluck audience members onstage to be humiliated. The house lights go up and a powerful light is thrown on the audience. Some appreciative audience members were on their feet applauding even before the house lights came up for the curtain call. At approximately 10.45 pm, the house lights dim, the searchlights start to sweep the audience and bingo! The curtain opened, the house lights found her and had the band not already begun playing then the entire audience would have heard the sounds of our hearts breaking. Then darkness is exchanged for subtle house lights. The impression is one of a long daily process that begins months before rehearsal and extends right up to the moment the house lights dim. Angelique did the usual thing, where she walks off stage, but the house lights don't come up, nor does the band even pretend that they aren't coming back. Both men leaned forward as the house lights dimmed, and a new set of lights, previously unnoticed, came alive, all around them. During productions the house lights would remain on, allowing audience members to be aware of each other as well as the dramatic action. The show is performed with house lights up and requires tons of audience participation. When the scenes were reached, the house lights were turned up and the situation was explained to the public. His defences were cast aside, the house lights were up and they could see each other, them and him. And not only because the lighting designer has turned the house lights down and is playing with the spotlights, making the interview feel staged. The problem is that this bring-your-own venue presentation leaves no room for dramatic nuance, stranding the actors to ham their way through it with the house lights up. Definition of house lights in US English: house lights (also houselights) plural nounˈhous ˌlīts The lights in the area of a theater where the audience sits. the show ended and the house lights came up Example sentencesExamples The impression is one of a long daily process that begins months before rehearsal and extends right up to the moment the house lights dim. The show is performed with house lights up and requires tons of audience participation. Both men leaned forward as the house lights dimmed, and a new set of lights, previously unnoticed, came alive, all around them. Only during the finale, when the house lights were brought up, were the quotation marks removed from La Sonnambula. And not only because the lighting designer has turned the house lights down and is playing with the spotlights, making the interview feel staged. The first-night audience kept applauding after the house lights came up, and there can be few greater compliments. Jack heard the announcement, and saw the house lights come up from beneath the front curtain. Then darkness is exchanged for subtle house lights. In true street-performer style, several of the performers brought up the house lights to pluck audience members onstage to be humiliated. At approximately 10.45 pm, the house lights dim, the searchlights start to sweep the audience and bingo! The house lights dimmed then, and the stage lights kicked on - temporarily blinding me. The house lights go up and a powerful light is thrown on the audience. Weirdly as I took my bow the house lights (the lights in the auditorium) came up. Some appreciative audience members were on their feet applauding even before the house lights came up for the curtain call. His defences were cast aside, the house lights were up and they could see each other, them and him. When the scenes were reached, the house lights were turned up and the situation was explained to the public. The curtain opened, the house lights found her and had the band not already begun playing then the entire audience would have heard the sounds of our hearts breaking. The problem is that this bring-your-own venue presentation leaves no room for dramatic nuance, stranding the actors to ham their way through it with the house lights up. Angelique did the usual thing, where she walks off stage, but the house lights don't come up, nor does the band even pretend that they aren't coming back. During productions the house lights would remain on, allowing audience members to be aware of each other as well as the dramatic action.
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