Các câu ví dụ cho từ lit

1. Each of the four shorter candles represents a Sunday that precedes Christmas whilst the tallest candle in the middle is lit on Christmas Day to celebrate Jesus’s birth.

Mỗi ngọn nến trong số bốn ngọn nến ngắn hơn tượng trưng cho một ngày Chủ nhật trước lễ Giáng sinh trong khi ngọn nến cao nhất ở giữa được thắp sáng vào Ngày lễ Giáng sinh để kỷ niệm ngày sinh của Chúa Giêsu.

2. In front of the cathedral, lit wreaths surround the metal fence that guards the statue of Mary, mother of Jesus.

Trước nhà thờ, những vòng hoa được thắp sáng bao quanh hàng rào kim loại bảo vệ tượng Đức Mẹ Maria, mẹ của Chúa Giêsu.

3. At around midnight food stalls, covered with pandan-leaf porridge advertisements, at the Long Xuyen night market are still lit up.

Vào khoảng nửa đêm, các quán ăn phủ đầy quảng cáo cháo lá dứa ở chợ đêm Long Xuyên vẫn sáng đèn.

4. President Donald Trump "lit the fuse of war" against North Korea with his provocative comments to the United Nations last month, North Korea's foreign minister has told the Russian TASS news agency.

5. , it can be said that Trump has lit the fuse of war against us," Foreign Minister Ri Yong-ho told Russia's state news agency during an interview in Pyongyang on Wednesday.

6. Protesters burnt North Korean flags and pictures of the reclusive state's leader, Kim Jong Un, as around 800 people gathered for a march towards the stadium where the Olympic torch will be lit in what Seoul wants to become a symbol of peace.

7. On a glorious spring day with the sun burning hot above the ancient stadium in Olympia, an actress playing a high priestess lit a torch from the rays of the sun at the temple of Hera, using a parabolic mirror, to kick off a domestic relay.

8. In Amritsar, video footage showed the effigy of the demon Ravana had just been lit and firecrackers were going off when the train plowed into the crowd, who were craning their necks and applauding the show.

9. No, they don't love chocolate; it's mooncakes and exotic fruits like grapefruit, followed by parades in the night lit by lanterns.

10. "Three, two, one, and liftoff!" said a NASA commentator as the Parker Solar Probe lit up the dark night sky aboard a Delta IV-Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral, Florida at 3:31 am (0731 GMT).