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/ˈlaɪtɪd//ˈlaɪtɪd/"Lighted" originates from the Old English word "lihtan," meaning "to shine" or "to make light." This verb developed into "lighten" in Middle English, which then took on the meaning of "to illuminate." "Lighted" emerged as the past participle of "lighten," indicating a state of being illuminated. The "-ed" ending signifies a past action or state, resulting in the word "lighted" becoming a synonym for "lit" and signifying something illuminated.
a lighted candle, cigarette, match, etc. is burning
một ngọn nến đang cháy, điếu thuốc, que diêm, v.v. đang cháy
a lighted window is bright because there are lights on inside the room
cửa sổ có đèn sáng vì trong phòng có đèn
cảnh thoáng qua qua cửa sổ sáng đèn của người khác
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