floodlight
floodlight
definition
verb
floodlit football fields
illuminate (a building or outdoor area) with floodlights.
noun
The rest of the venue will be lit with powerful floodlights .
a large, powerful light, typically one of several used to illuminate a sports field, a stage, or the exterior of a building.
example
a tennis court where you can play by 'floodlight'
Instead of the eternally fuelled 'floodlight' they'd once been, this light was like the tip of a flame, a prick of daylight in the darkness of ones soul.
The matches will be played in 'floodlight' over the weekends so that the corporates can relax and enjoy the game.
a tennis court where you can play by 'floodlight'
It seems no time since we were cursing the never-ending long, dark, cold winter evenings spent working in the garden either by 'floodlight' or, if it was wet, in the shed building cold frames.
She said the work to repair the damage to the stopcock went on under 'floodlight' until after midnight.
There were headlights, 'floodlights' , tail lights and spot lights.
It's never allowed to touch the ground, and you're not allowed to fly it at night unless it be lit by 'floodlights' .
The back of her cloak was a shiny satin-like black with deep red highlights, like a brochure photo of a black Mercedes lit with red 'floodlights' .
These employees, like the rest of the on-shore mining personnel, worked long shifts, the dredges being lit up at night with high wattage 'floodlights' .
Another concern was light pollution as additional 'floodlights' will be built.
One thing still amazes me: at the end of the day the site was 'floodlit' , and the crews were on the job.
The project includes an extension to the fitness room, a new 'floodlit' multi-use games area and an extended car park.
The Cessna light plane eventually landed safely on a concrete, 'floodlit' area at Roman Barracks as fire engines and paramedics stood by in case it burst into flames.
With the light fading the 'floodlights' were switched on to allow the match to continue to full-time.
She said the lights, which include 'floodlights' and adverts on the door, were installed a year ago without permission and replaced a single lantern.
The mountains are 'floodlit' , and the streets are lined with travellers and locals alike, who enjoy the outdoor cafes and night markets.
The skies darkened ominously and the light sensitive 'floodlights' in the Hollow switched on to combat the 1.00 p.m. early darkness.
Suddenly, his eyes snapped open, revealing a light like 'floodlights' on full blaze.
Bow Church is already 'floodlit' and hosts the occasional arty show.
The all-weather, 'floodlit' synthetic pitch will be available by October and in use all year round by everyone in the community.
At the beginning of next year, the clock tower - which stands outside the station - is to be repaired and will be lit by 'floodlights' .
Four powerful 'floodlights' may look quite pretty dancing in the distance 200 yards away but alas they're virtually invisible directly above your head.
At night they worked under the glare of powerful 'floodlights' and members of the ship's company helped.
The event was originally scheduled for last weekend and was to have been staged under 'floodlights' on North Beach.
A café and crèche are also included, along with four 'floodlit' all-weather outdoor playing fields.
The money was initially set aside for Moorhead High to build six 'floodlit' all-weather areas with changing rooms and an athletics track.
An application for planning consent has just been made to replace the semi-obsolete lighting with new-style 'floodlighting' towers down each side of the pitch.
We don't want 'floodlit' football pitches, we want decent housing and back alleys and a larger community centre.
The rest of the venue will be lit with powerful 'floodlights' .
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