illuminated

Idioma: es

🇺🇸 /ˌɪˈluːməˌneɪtəd/

📖 Definiciones

adjective
iluminado; iluminado; iluminado

EN: Lit up or supplied with light; brightened by a source of light.; Decorated with elaborate designs, colors, gold leaf, or other ornamentation, especially referring to medieval manuscripts.; Enlightened in mind or spirit; having gained intellectual or spiritual understanding.
verb
iluminó (pretérito); iluminó; iluminó (pasado); iluminar

EN: Past tense and past participle of 'illuminate'; to light up or brighten something.; Past tense and past participle of 'illuminate'; to make something clear or easier to understand by providing explanation or information.; Past tense and past participle of 'illuminate'; to decorate a manuscript or page with ornamental designs, colors, or gold.; Past tense and past participle of 'illuminate'; to make someone intellectually or spiritually enlightened.

3.ª pers. sing.: illuminates Pasado: illuminated Participio pasado: illuminated Participio presente: illuminating

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illustrate

EN: 'Illuminate' means to light up or make something clear; 'illustrate' means to provide examples or visual depictions.

es: 'Illuminate' significa iluminar o aclarar algo; 'illustrate' significa proporcionar ejemplos o representaciones visuales.

enlighten

EN: 'Illuminate' can refer to both physical light and figurative understanding; 'enlighten' is almost exclusively figurative/intellectual.

es: 'Illuminate' puede referirse tanto a la luz física como a la comprensión figurativa; 'enlighten' es casi exclusivamente figurativa/intelectual.

EN: Remember 'illuminate' has a double 'l' and ends with '-ate' (not '-ite'). The noun form is 'illumination' (not 'illumation').

es: Recuerda que 'illuminate' tiene una doble 'l' y termina con '-ate' (no '-ite'). La forma sustantiva es 'illumination' (no 'illumation').

The illuminated streets of the city were visible from miles away.

Las calles iluminadas de la ciudad eran visibles desde varias millas de distancia.
The museum displayed a beautifully illuminated manuscript from the 14th century.

El museo exhibió un manuscrito iluminado bellamente del siglo XIV.
After years of meditation, she felt truly illuminated and at peace with the world.

Después de años de meditación, se sintió verdaderamente iluminada y en paz con el mundo.
The fireworks illuminated the night sky with brilliant colors.

Los fuegos artificiales iluminaron el cielo nocturno con colores brillantes.
The professor's lecture illuminated the complex theories for the students.

La conferencia del profesor iluminó las teorías complejas para los estudiantes.
The monks illuminated the pages of the Bible with intricate gold borders.

Los monjes iluminaron las páginas de la Biblia con intrincados bordes dorados.
The ancient texts illuminated the minds of scholars for centuries.

Los textos antiguos iluminaron las mentes de los eruditos durante siglos.