drop light in English

noun

1

a light that is suspended from a reel so that it can be raised or lowered, typically over a work area.

By the time they closed the inner hatch of the airlock the blood-red droplights had come on.

Use "drop light" in a sentence

1. The antennas drop tight high-quality ABS shield ensures exceptional durability and a light weight.

2. Bettering our community, drop by drop

3. Drop the gun or I drop your boss.

4. A study of 24 intersections has found crashes drop 40 percent from when you convert a traffic light into a roundabout.

5. The Wine of Life keeps oozing drop by drop.

6. Drop dead.

7. Then drop the cans or I drop your friends.

8. Drop gun.

9. The time is now to pursue your education—drop by drop.

10. Add/drop multiplexers

11. Don't drop it.

12. Drop your weapons!

13. Drop the act?

14. Drop your weapon.

15. Drop your top?

16. If you’ve already checked in, drop your bags at Baggage Drop

17. Drop the weapon.

18. Aerological drop sonde

19. Drop the oars!

20. Drop the weapon!

21. Drop that fuckin'gun!

22. “A drop of water will cost more than a drop of oil”

23. A dangle can be a drop but a drop cannot be dangle

24. Buxom’s airless dispensing system protects and preserves brand formulas from outside light, air, and moisture, ensuring ingredients stay potent and effective until the last drop

25. Agglutinin levels in red blood cells are assessed under a microscope on a drop of blood, and results are expressed from “light” to 4+ (four plus)