Definition of candlelight in English:

candlelight

noun ˈkand(ə)llʌɪtˈkændlˌlaɪt

mass noun

Dim light provided by a candle or candles.
we dined by candlelight
Example sentencesExamples
- To create a romantic ambience, nothing beats candlelight and the right sort of food served in the right way, he says.
- The performances will be by candlelight lending a relaxed ambience to the evening.
- My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out.
- The candlelight was the only thing lighting the place, so it was pretty romantic.
- But much of the time there is no electricity, and at night we sit by candlelight.
- At home, still with no power, we played board games and Mammy read us stories by candlelight.
- The audience will be treated to a mince pie and carols by candlelight.
- There was no sound of movement in the house as he climbed slowly down two flights of stairs, also lit by candlelight, to the ground floor.
- It would obviously be impossible to view the exhibits in the penumbral candlelight by which they would originally have been seen.
- The narrow mine shafts meant miners often had to work on their sides by candlelight.
- Some have textured tops and the dimpled surface is thin enough to allow candlelight to shine through the porcelain.
- There was no glass in the windows, no electricity or candlelight, nothing but the brilliant stars.
- Two paintings and a bizarre set of events bring these five very different and lonely people together to dine by candlelight.
- Power shortages are nothing new to the Lebanese who survived on candlelight during 17 years of civil war.
- You'll find that many restaurants will go out of their way to capture the mood of the evening with candlelight and even a special menu.
- The atmosphere is bound to get you into the Christmas mood as the venue will be lit by candlelight for the concert.
- The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script.
- She loves soft music, candlelight, and long walks on the beach at sunset.
- The wooden interior of the chalet glows invitingly in the soft candlelight.
- The stone stairways and halls of this wonderfully atmospheric venue will be aglow with candlelight.

Definition of candlelight in US English:

candlelight

nounˈkandlˌlītˈkændlˌlaɪt

Dim light provided by a candle or candles.
we dined by candlelight
Example sentencesExamples
- The performances will be by candlelight lending a relaxed ambience to the evening.
- It would obviously be impossible to view the exhibits in the penumbral candlelight by which they would originally have been seen.
- You'll find that many restaurants will go out of their way to capture the mood of the evening with candlelight and even a special menu.
- The narrow mine shafts meant miners often had to work on their sides by candlelight.
- Two paintings and a bizarre set of events bring these five very different and lonely people together to dine by candlelight.
- There was no sound of movement in the house as he climbed slowly down two flights of stairs, also lit by candlelight, to the ground floor.
- The audience will be treated to a mince pie and carols by candlelight.
- The stone stairways and halls of this wonderfully atmospheric venue will be aglow with candlelight.
- There was no glass in the windows, no electricity or candlelight, nothing but the brilliant stars.
- Some have textured tops and the dimpled surface is thin enough to allow candlelight to shine through the porcelain.
- The atmosphere is bound to get you into the Christmas mood as the venue will be lit by candlelight for the concert.
- But much of the time there is no electricity, and at night we sit by candlelight.
- The candlelight was the only thing lighting the place, so it was pretty romantic.
- The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script.
- To create a romantic ambience, nothing beats candlelight and the right sort of food served in the right way, he says.
- My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out.
- At home, still with no power, we played board games and Mammy read us stories by candlelight.
- Power shortages are nothing new to the Lebanese who survived on candlelight during 17 years of civil war.
- She loves soft music, candlelight, and long walks on the beach at sunset.
- The wooden interior of the chalet glows invitingly in the soft candlelight.

单词	candlelight
释义	Definition of candlelight in English: candlelight noun ˈkand(ə)llʌɪtˈkændlˌlaɪt mass noun Dim light provided by a candle or candles. we dined by candlelight Example sentencesExamples To create a romantic ambience, nothing beats candlelight and the right sort of food served in the right way, he says. The performances will be by candlelight lending a relaxed ambience to the evening. My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out. The candlelight was the only thing lighting the place, so it was pretty romantic. But much of the time there is no electricity, and at night we sit by candlelight. At home, still with no power, we played board games and Mammy read us stories by candlelight. The audience will be treated to a mince pie and carols by candlelight. There was no sound of movement in the house as he climbed slowly down two flights of stairs, also lit by candlelight, to the ground floor. It would obviously be impossible to view the exhibits in the penumbral candlelight by which they would originally have been seen. The narrow mine shafts meant miners often had to work on their sides by candlelight. Some have textured tops and the dimpled surface is thin enough to allow candlelight to shine through the porcelain. There was no glass in the windows, no electricity or candlelight, nothing but the brilliant stars. Two paintings and a bizarre set of events bring these five very different and lonely people together to dine by candlelight. Power shortages are nothing new to the Lebanese who survived on candlelight during 17 years of civil war. You'll find that many restaurants will go out of their way to capture the mood of the evening with candlelight and even a special menu. The atmosphere is bound to get you into the Christmas mood as the venue will be lit by candlelight for the concert. The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script. She loves soft music, candlelight, and long walks on the beach at sunset. The wooden interior of the chalet glows invitingly in the soft candlelight. The stone stairways and halls of this wonderfully atmospheric venue will be aglow with candlelight. Definition of candlelight in US English: candlelight nounˈkandlˌlītˈkændlˌlaɪt Dim light provided by a candle or candles. we dined by candlelight Example sentencesExamples The performances will be by candlelight lending a relaxed ambience to the evening. It would obviously be impossible to view the exhibits in the penumbral candlelight by which they would originally have been seen. You'll find that many restaurants will go out of their way to capture the mood of the evening with candlelight and even a special menu. The narrow mine shafts meant miners often had to work on their sides by candlelight. Two paintings and a bizarre set of events bring these five very different and lonely people together to dine by candlelight. There was no sound of movement in the house as he climbed slowly down two flights of stairs, also lit by candlelight, to the ground floor. The audience will be treated to a mince pie and carols by candlelight. The stone stairways and halls of this wonderfully atmospheric venue will be aglow with candlelight. There was no glass in the windows, no electricity or candlelight, nothing but the brilliant stars. Some have textured tops and the dimpled surface is thin enough to allow candlelight to shine through the porcelain. The atmosphere is bound to get you into the Christmas mood as the venue will be lit by candlelight for the concert. But much of the time there is no electricity, and at night we sit by candlelight. The candlelight was the only thing lighting the place, so it was pretty romantic. The prompters had to have good eyesight as they generally had to depend on candlelight to read the script. To create a romantic ambience, nothing beats candlelight and the right sort of food served in the right way, he says. My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out. At home, still with no power, we played board games and Mammy read us stories by candlelight. Power shortages are nothing new to the Lebanese who survived on candlelight during 17 years of civil war. She loves soft music, candlelight, and long walks on the beach at sunset. The wooden interior of the chalet glows invitingly in the soft candlelight.
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