moonlight
چاندنی
definition
verb
many instructors moonlight as professional consultants
have a second job in addition to one's regular employment.
noun
I wanted you to see the courtyard by moonlight
the light of the moon.
example
There was grey 'moonlight' coming in, lighting a patch of floor just in front of the window but leaving the rest of the room in blackness.
They both stood, staring at each other in the pale 'moonlight' for a moment.
The sky was bright with 'moonlight' .
The pale 'moonlight' shone on the sand as Kino stepped among the dunes.
The 'moonlight' from the full moon shone in the room.
She looked frightened in the pale 'moonlight' , her eyes wide as she backed herself against the wall.
The 'moonlight' shone through the clouds and cast a glow upon the water and its rocks.
Her eyes gazed into the white ceiling above her, now blue with the pale 'moonlight' .
Illuminated only by 'moonlight' , pale flowers and foliage add a dreamy, ethereal quality to the garden.
The room was dark, but the blinds were open, and the woman in the bed was bathed in the cold white light of 'moonlight' .
a 'moonlight' stroll
The 'moonlight' is extremely bright, as bright as the lights on movie sets.
the river glittered under the pale 'moonlight'
He smiled down at me, his smile the only thing I could see perfectly outlined in the pale, ghostly 'moonlight' .
The 'moonlight' from the sky light on the ceiling beamed down making a square of light in the center of the room.
Carina grinned as she watched the fishes shimmer and shine in the glowing 'moonlight' .
The 'moonlight' shone through the window and cast and irridescent glow on half of the room.
He heard the door slide open, letting in the soft glow of 'moonlight' .
She could make out the pale glow of the 'moonlight' shining through the blinds.
Benji's curtains were open, allowing some 'moonlight' to light up the room.
The pale 'moonlight' revealed a man in his early twenties, with curly black hair, streaked with a golden blonde colour.
I wanted you to see the courtyard by 'moonlight'
a 'moonlight' stroll
The pale 'moonlight' that shone through her window provided enough light to find her bed.
many instructors 'moonlight' as professional consultants
I was home in the evening, except maybe one night a week when I 'moonlighted' to make extra money, which was approved by the Army.
She also 'moonlights' as a consultant to major food and kitchen product companies.
Most KGB agents in private employ were either 'moonlighters' who retained their state posts or those who had left the agency yet remained in the ‘active reserves’.
After college, he took a job as an accountant and - to supplement his income - 'moonlighted' as a basketball and football referee.
Many are reluctant 'moonlighters' , working as caterers, architects, or accountants to support their commitment to their art.
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