alights

v.

飞落( alight的第三人称单数 )；突然注意到，偶然发现（或想到）；

set alight 使燃烧，使着火 , ◎点燃；使着火： , ◎使激动，令…极其兴奋：

1. An airplane alighted on the airdrome.
   一架飞机在机场着陆。
2. She will alight from the fiacre.
   她将走下马车。
3. Passengers should not alight from the train until it has stopped.
   火车停车以前乘客不应下车。
4. He alighted on a rare medical herb.
   他偶然找到了一种稀有的草药。

1. The car was doused in petrol and set alight.
   这辆汽车被浇上汽油点燃了。
2. The firewood was so wet that we couldn't get it alight.
   木柴太湿，点不着。
3. Her face was alight with happiness.
   她脸上闪耀着喜悦的光辉。
4. The house was alight with candles.
   屋子里点着蜡烛，亮堂堂的。

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