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1 Scheinwerferlicht
n spotlight; fig. limelight; im Scheinwerferlicht der Öffentlichkeit stehen fig. be very much in the public eye ( oder limelight); etw. ins Scheinwerferlicht rücken oder zerren fig. turn the spotlight on s.th.* * *Schein|wer|fer|lichtntfloodlight(ing); (im Theater) spotlight; (von Suchscheinwerfer) searchlight (beam); (AUT) light or beam of the headlights or headlamps; (fig) limelightim Schéínwerferlicht (der Öffentlichkeit) stehen (fig) — to be in the glare of publicity
ein Problem ins Schéínwerferlicht rücken — to spotlight or highlight a problem
* * *((a lamp for projecting) a circle of light that is thrown on to a small area.) spotlight* * *Schein·wer·fer·lichtnt spotlightder Zaun war in helles \Scheinwerferlicht getaucht the fence was lit by bright spotlights▶ im \Scheinwerferlicht [der Öffentlichkeit] stehen to be in the public eye, to have the spotlight on one fig, to be under public scrutiny* * *das floodlight; (des Autos) headlights pl.; (im Theater, Museum usw.) spotlight [beam]* * *im Scheinwerferlicht der Öffentlichkeit stehen fig be very much in the public eye ( oder limelight);zerren fig turn the spotlight on sth* * *das floodlight; (des Autos) headlights pl.; (im Theater, Museum usw.) spotlight [beam]* * *n.headlight beam n.spotlight beam n. -
2 anstrahlen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. shine a light etc. on; auf der Bühne: spotlight, turn the spotlight on; (Gebäude etc.) illuminate, light up, floodlight2. fig. (jemanden) beam at; angestrahlt* * *to shine on; to floodlight; to spotlight* * *ạn|strah|lenvt septo floodlight; (im Theater) to spotlight; (= strahlend ansehen) to beam atdas Gebäude wird rot/von Scheinwerfern angestrahlt — the building is lit with a red light/is floodlit
* * *1) (to light with floodlights.) flood2) (to light with a spotlight: The stage was spotlit.) spot* * *an|strah·lenvt1. (mit Scheinwerfer anleuchten)ein Gebäude/eine Kirche \anstrahlen to floodlight a building/churcheinen Menschen/eine Szene [mit einem Scheinwerfer] \anstrahlen to train a spotlight on a person/scene2. (strahlend ansehen)▪ jdn \anstrahlen to beam at sbjdn freudig [o glücklich] \anstrahlen to beam at sb with joysie strahlte/ihre Augen strahlten ihn an she beamed at him* * *transitives Verb2) (anblicken) beam at* * *anstrahlen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)1. shine a light etc on; auf der Bühne: spotlight, turn the spotlight on; (Gebäude etc) illuminate, light up, floodlight* * *transitives Verb1) illuminate; (mit Scheinwerfer) floodlight; (im Theater) spotlight2) (anblicken) beam at* * *v.to illuminate v.to spotlight v. -
3 die Aufmerksamkeit auf jdn. lenken
to turn the spotlight on sb. fig.Deutsch-Englisches Wörterbuch > die Aufmerksamkeit auf jdn. lenken
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4 Scheinwerfer
* * *der Scheinwerferspotlight; headlight; floodlight; searchlight; headlight; projector; reverberator; headlamp;die Scheinwerferheadlamps (Pl.)* * *Schein|wer|ferm(zum Beleuchten) floodlight; (im Theater) spotlight; (= Suchscheinwerfer) searchlight; (AUT) (head)light, headlamp* * *der1) (a headlight.) headlamp2) (a powerful light at or on the front of a car, lorry, train, ship, aeroplane etc: As it was getting dark, the driver switched on his headlights.) headlight* * *Schein·wer·ferm2. AUTO headlightdie \Scheinwerfer aufblenden to turn the headlights on full [or AM high beam]die \Scheinwerfer kurz aufblenden to flash one's headlights* * ** * *Scheinwerfer m floodlight; THEAT spotlight; (Suchscheinwerfer) searchlight; AUTO headlight, headlamp* * ** * *(Auto) m.headlamp n.headlight n. (Bühne) m.spotlight n. m.flood light n.floodlight n.searchlight n. -
5 Scheinwerfer
Schein·wer·fer m1) ( Strahler) spotlight;( Licht zum Suchen) searchlight2) auto headlight;die \Scheinwerfer aufblenden to turn the headlights on full [or (Am) high beam];die \Scheinwerfer kurz aufblenden to flash one's headlights;
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