| Kanji | Hiragana | Katakana |
|---|---|---|
| 照明 | しょうめい | ショウメイ |
Pronunciation: shoumei
How to Say It Outloud: shoh-meh-ee
Usage: Used to indicate the concept of lighting or illumination.
Example Sentence Japanese:
この部屋の照明はとても明るいです。
この部屋の照明はとても明るいです。Example Sentence English:The lighting in this room is very bright.
The lighting in this room is very bright.Dictionary
照明しょうめいCommon wordjlpt-n1
NounSuru verb
Transitive verb
- illumination; lighting
- Lighting
採光さいこう
NounSuru verb
Transitive verb
Intransitive verb
- (natural) lighting (of an interior space)
- Daylighting
点灯てんとう
NounSuru verb
Transitive verb
Intransitive verb
- lighting (a lamp); turning on a light
点火てんかCommon wordjlpt-n1
NounSuru verb
Transitive verb
Intransitive verb
- ignition; lighting; firing; setting off
照射処理しょうしゃしょり
Noun- lighting
ライティングライティング
Noun- lighting
- writing
光熱費こうねつひCommon wordjlpt-n1
Noun- cost of fuel and lighting; cost of heat and electricity; energy bill; utility cost
イルミネーションイルミネーションCommon word
Noun- illumination; decorative lighting
火点しひともし
NounSuru verb
- lighting a torch; lighting up a lamp
- person who leads a funeral procession with a torch
舞台照明ぶたいしょうめい
Noun- stage lighting
- Stage lighting
遠藤照明えんどうしょうめい
Noun- Endo Lighting Corporation
- Endo Lighting Corporation
地明かりじあかり
Noun- lighting a stage using border lights only
照明効果しょうめいこうか
Noun- lighting effects
採火さいか
NounSuru verb
- lighting a sacred flame by the light of the Sun
照明器具しょうめいきぐ
Noun- lighting equipment
照明器しょうめいき
Noun- lighting equipment
夜間照明やかんしょうめい
Noun- night lighting; nighttime illumination
開炉かいろ
Noun- first lighting of the hearth in a Zen temple (first day of the 10th or 11th month)
間接照明かんせつしょうめい
Noun- indirect lighting
直接照明ちょくせつしょうめい
Noun- direct lighting
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