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    Iluminadas (en. Lit)

    /ilu.miˈna.ðas/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishSpanish
    adjective
    That has light or is very lit.
    The streets were illuminated by lanterns.
    Las calles estaban iluminadas por faroles.
    Figuratively, it refers to someone who possesses knowledge or wisdom.
    The author's ideas are illuminated and profound.
    Las ideas de la autora son iluminadas y profundas.
    Refers to objects that are decorated with lights.
    The Christmas tree is illuminated with bright lights.
    El árbol de Navidad está iluminado con luces brillantes.

    Etymology

    From the verb 'iluminar', which comes from the Latin 'illuminare', meaning 'to make light'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    illuminated by faith
    Reflects a state of spirituality or deep conviction.
    iluminadas por la fe
    illuminated minds
    Refers to people with great knowledge or enlightenment in a figurative sense.
    mentes iluminadas
    illuminated things
    Refers to objects or environments that emit or reflect light noticeably.
    cosas iluminadas

    Related Words

    illuminate
    To make something have light.
    iluminar
    illumination
    Action and effect of illuminating.
    iluminación
    to illuminate oneself
    To receive light or clarify in a figurative sense.
    iluminarse

    Slang Meanings

    People who have brilliant or creative ideas.
    That artist always has brilliant projects.
    Ese artista siempre tiene proyectos iluminados.
    Situations that are very clear and obvious.
    The answer to that problem was clear; everyone knew it.
    La respuesta a ese problema era iluminada, todos lo sabían.