son et lumière
UK/ˈsɒn eɪ ˈluːmɪˌɛə/US/ˌsɔn eɪ ˌlum(i)ˈjɛəɹ/
son et lumière noun: an outdoor show consisting of special lighting effects projected onto a building, accompanied by music or narration.
Noun
son et lumière (uncountable)
- An outdoor show consisting of special lighting effects projected onto a building, accompanied by music or narration.
- The Loire Valley's favorite form of cultural entertainment is son-et-lumiere, a dramatic spectacle.1992, Eugene Fodor, Fodor's France
- Free son et lumière shows, known as Les Clairs de Lune, are projected onto the chateau's façade nightly from July to mid-September.2007, Nicola Williams, et al: France
Origin of son et lumière
From French, literally sound and light.
Questions about son et lumière
- What does son et lumière mean?
- Son et lumière means an outdoor show consisting of special lighting effects projected onto a building, accompanied by music or narration.
- What part of speech is son et lumière?
- Son et lumière is a noun.
- How do you pronounce son et lumière?
- Son et lumière is pronounced /ˈsɒn eɪ ˈluːmɪˌɛə/ (UK).
Words near son et lumière in the dictionary
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