Definition of light show in English:

light show

noun

A spectacle of coloured lights that move and change, especially at a pop concert.
（尤指流行音乐会上）光影闪烁表演
there was a colossal stage and a stunning light show
Example sentencesExamples
- In fact the whole place had been lit up like a razzle-dazzle light show as it was a ceaseless storm outside.
- Laser light shows, screaming guitars, fog machines and turntablists have been added to stepdancing shoes and fiddles as the tools of the trade.
- As psychedelic light shows gave way to the era of onstage video screens and MTV, White found himself working as a television director, before teaming up with Smith.
- The fogging system creates a special effect in landscapes, amusement parks, fountains and laser light shows.
- With music, water falls and light shows to soothe fatigued minds, the hill attracts some 300 people during weekdays, day and night.
- Raves are party venues characterized by the presence of loud music, marathon dancing, and laser light shows.
- There is also large-scale video projection and a moving light show to recreate the Floyd's live spectaculars.
- They include the planetarium - style ScottishPower Space Theatre, which, with a 15 metre dome and starfield projector will display astronomy films and light shows.
- The concerts still feature free-form dancers, light shows and musicians in outlandish costumes marching through the audience while chanting and singing.
- It was a bizarre light show, sort of like a laser-field lit up from the floor, only that the lasers weren't lethal.
- The Mile High city hosts one of the most extravagant holiday light shows in the Rockies.
- They performed light shows by projecting chemical compounds, which were used as a backdrop during gigs by art rockers, Soft Machine, and at notorious counter-culture clubs like UFO.
- With large bursts of color, light shows and video streaming through the background, you get the feeling that you're at a nightclub on a dance floor with every song.
- The Cinedrome Nite Club will close in mid-January to be converted into an exciting, interactive slots attraction featuring water, pyrotechnic and laser light shows influenced by the level of jackpots won.
- The lighting units built into the decks of the bridge can produce millions of different colors, allowing it to stage dramatic light shows and stunning reflections in the water.
- Add in a spectacular light show and it was a great way to end the evening.
- Laser light shows take advantage of the property of collimation to create beautiful, focused effects that remain precisely collimated more than several hundred feet into the air.
- There are, accordingly, art exhibits, live concerts, light shows, workshops and dance events celebrating all of the Americas.
- The concert featured a spectacular light show, and the band's stage presence and sound was superb.
- Berthed bow to bow in a mirror image of each other the massive white ships were illuminated by a spectacular light show as the quayside party began.

Definition of light show in US English:

light show

nounˈlīt ˌSHōˈlaɪt ˌʃoʊ

A spectacle of colored lights that move and change, especially at a pop concert.
（尤指流行音乐会上）光影闪烁表演
there was a colossal stage and a stunning light show
Example sentencesExamples
- The Cinedrome Nite Club will close in mid-January to be converted into an exciting, interactive slots attraction featuring water, pyrotechnic and laser light shows influenced by the level of jackpots won.
- They performed light shows by projecting chemical compounds, which were used as a backdrop during gigs by art rockers, Soft Machine, and at notorious counter-culture clubs like UFO.
- The fogging system creates a special effect in landscapes, amusement parks, fountains and laser light shows.
- As psychedelic light shows gave way to the era of onstage video screens and MTV, White found himself working as a television director, before teaming up with Smith.
- In fact the whole place had been lit up like a razzle-dazzle light show as it was a ceaseless storm outside.
- With large bursts of color, light shows and video streaming through the background, you get the feeling that you're at a nightclub on a dance floor with every song.
- Berthed bow to bow in a mirror image of each other the massive white ships were illuminated by a spectacular light show as the quayside party began.
- Add in a spectacular light show and it was a great way to end the evening.
- The Mile High city hosts one of the most extravagant holiday light shows in the Rockies.
- Laser light shows take advantage of the property of collimation to create beautiful, focused effects that remain precisely collimated more than several hundred feet into the air.
- They include the planetarium - style ScottishPower Space Theatre, which, with a 15 metre dome and starfield projector will display astronomy films and light shows.
- There are, accordingly, art exhibits, live concerts, light shows, workshops and dance events celebrating all of the Americas.
- Raves are party venues characterized by the presence of loud music, marathon dancing, and laser light shows.
- With music, water falls and light shows to soothe fatigued minds, the hill attracts some 300 people during weekdays, day and night.
- The lighting units built into the decks of the bridge can produce millions of different colors, allowing it to stage dramatic light shows and stunning reflections in the water.
- The concerts still feature free-form dancers, light shows and musicians in outlandish costumes marching through the audience while chanting and singing.
- The concert featured a spectacular light show, and the band's stage presence and sound was superb.
- It was a bizarre light show, sort of like a laser-field lit up from the floor, only that the lasers weren't lethal.
- Laser light shows, screaming guitars, fog machines and turntablists have been added to stepdancing shoes and fiddles as the tools of the trade.
- There is also large-scale video projection and a moving light show to recreate the Floyd's live spectaculars.

单词	light show
释义	Definition of light show in English: light show noun A spectacle of coloured lights that move and change, especially at a pop concert. （尤指流行音乐会上）光影闪烁表演 there was a colossal stage and a stunning light show Example sentencesExamples In fact the whole place had been lit up like a razzle-dazzle light show as it was a ceaseless storm outside. Laser light shows, screaming guitars, fog machines and turntablists have been added to stepdancing shoes and fiddles as the tools of the trade. As psychedelic light shows gave way to the era of onstage video screens and MTV, White found himself working as a television director, before teaming up with Smith. The fogging system creates a special effect in landscapes, amusement parks, fountains and laser light shows. With music, water falls and light shows to soothe fatigued minds, the hill attracts some 300 people during weekdays, day and night. Raves are party venues characterized by the presence of loud music, marathon dancing, and laser light shows. There is also large-scale video projection and a moving light show to recreate the Floyd's live spectaculars. They include the planetarium - style ScottishPower Space Theatre, which, with a 15 metre dome and starfield projector will display astronomy films and light shows. The concerts still feature free-form dancers, light shows and musicians in outlandish costumes marching through the audience while chanting and singing. It was a bizarre light show, sort of like a laser-field lit up from the floor, only that the lasers weren't lethal. The Mile High city hosts one of the most extravagant holiday light shows in the Rockies. They performed light shows by projecting chemical compounds, which were used as a backdrop during gigs by art rockers, Soft Machine, and at notorious counter-culture clubs like UFO. With large bursts of color, light shows and video streaming through the background, you get the feeling that you're at a nightclub on a dance floor with every song. The Cinedrome Nite Club will close in mid-January to be converted into an exciting, interactive slots attraction featuring water, pyrotechnic and laser light shows influenced by the level of jackpots won. The lighting units built into the decks of the bridge can produce millions of different colors, allowing it to stage dramatic light shows and stunning reflections in the water. Add in a spectacular light show and it was a great way to end the evening. Laser light shows take advantage of the property of collimation to create beautiful, focused effects that remain precisely collimated more than several hundred feet into the air. There are, accordingly, art exhibits, live concerts, light shows, workshops and dance events celebrating all of the Americas. The concert featured a spectacular light show, and the band's stage presence and sound was superb. Berthed bow to bow in a mirror image of each other the massive white ships were illuminated by a spectacular light show as the quayside party began. Definition of light show in US English: light show nounˈlīt ˌSHōˈlaɪt ˌʃoʊ A spectacle of colored lights that move and change, especially at a pop concert. （尤指流行音乐会上）光影闪烁表演 there was a colossal stage and a stunning light show Example sentencesExamples The Cinedrome Nite Club will close in mid-January to be converted into an exciting, interactive slots attraction featuring water, pyrotechnic and laser light shows influenced by the level of jackpots won. They performed light shows by projecting chemical compounds, which were used as a backdrop during gigs by art rockers, Soft Machine, and at notorious counter-culture clubs like UFO. The fogging system creates a special effect in landscapes, amusement parks, fountains and laser light shows. As psychedelic light shows gave way to the era of onstage video screens and MTV, White found himself working as a television director, before teaming up with Smith. In fact the whole place had been lit up like a razzle-dazzle light show as it was a ceaseless storm outside. With large bursts of color, light shows and video streaming through the background, you get the feeling that you're at a nightclub on a dance floor with every song. Berthed bow to bow in a mirror image of each other the massive white ships were illuminated by a spectacular light show as the quayside party began. Add in a spectacular light show and it was a great way to end the evening. The Mile High city hosts one of the most extravagant holiday light shows in the Rockies. Laser light shows take advantage of the property of collimation to create beautiful, focused effects that remain precisely collimated more than several hundred feet into the air. They include the planetarium - style ScottishPower Space Theatre, which, with a 15 metre dome and starfield projector will display astronomy films and light shows. There are, accordingly, art exhibits, live concerts, light shows, workshops and dance events celebrating all of the Americas. Raves are party venues characterized by the presence of loud music, marathon dancing, and laser light shows. With music, water falls and light shows to soothe fatigued minds, the hill attracts some 300 people during weekdays, day and night. The lighting units built into the decks of the bridge can produce millions of different colors, allowing it to stage dramatic light shows and stunning reflections in the water. The concerts still feature free-form dancers, light shows and musicians in outlandish costumes marching through the audience while chanting and singing. The concert featured a spectacular light show, and the band's stage presence and sound was superb. It was a bizarre light show, sort of like a laser-field lit up from the floor, only that the lasers weren't lethal. Laser light shows, screaming guitars, fog machines and turntablists have been added to stepdancing shoes and fiddles as the tools of the trade. There is also large-scale video projection and a moving light show to recreate the Floyd's live spectaculars.
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