0 a kind of very strong light often used to light up the outside of buildings etc -- flombelysning
The game was played under floodlights.
1 to light with floodlights -- flombelyse, opplyse
There are, of course, also what are know as projecting signs and signs which are lighted intermittently or floodlighted.
When they were cancelled because of fog, floodlights were put in.
My constituents accept the need for the school to have an improved turf, but not the floodlights.
We shall provide the funds to floodlight 400 churches.
Special floodlights are also installed for the purpose of illuminating the roof.
Since the introduction of floodlighting it often happens during the weekday evenings as well.
It is easy to call a conference, he said, and to have the floodlights.
But it is a method full of pitfalls and dangers; and it is pursued under a floodlight of publicity that is unpropitious for diplomatic work.
