a toda luz — meaning & examples

Language: es

Meanings:

  • 1.

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    • Clearly and unmistakably; plainly; in full view (figurative).
    • Openly and without doubt or ambiguity.

    Examples

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    • El fraude quedó a toda luz cuando revisaron las cuentas con detalle.

      The fraud became clearly and unmistakably evident when they reviewed the accounts in detail.

    • La verdad salió a toda luz después de que todos los testigos hablaran.

      The truth came out plainly after all the witnesses spoke.

    • Su mentira fue expuesta a toda luz durante la reunión del consejo directivo.

      His lie was exposed openly and unmistakably during the board meeting.

  • 2.

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    • With full brightness; in full light (literal).
    • Bathed in or revealed by abundant light.

    Examples

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    • La sala estaba iluminada a toda luz para la conferencia de prensa.

      The room was lit with full brightness for the press conference.

    • El cuadro quedó a toda luz para que todos pudieran apreciar los detalles.

      The painting was displayed in full light so everyone could appreciate the details.

    • Durante la fiesta, el jardín estuvo a toda luz gracias a las lámparas instaladas.

      During the party, the garden was bathed in abundant light thanks to the installed lamps.

    • El taller se mantuvo a toda luz para facilitar el trabajo de los artesanos.

      The workshop was kept in full light to facilitate the artisans’ work.

Examples:

  • ES: Creo que he pasado por malos tiempos en los que no sabía quien era como diseñador, y ahora, regreso, es a toda luz completamente diferente.
    EN: Ithinkwhatwentwronglast time was that I didn't know who I was as a designer, and now, coming back, it's a whole different light.
  • ES: Serie derivada o no, la estrella de Richard brilla a toda luz gracias al genio publicitario Jeffrey Moncrief.
    EN: Spin-offs or not, Richard's star is burning bright thanks to publicity genius Jeffrey Moncrief.

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