Verb:

1. make lighter or brighter;

   "This lamp lightens the room a bit"
   

• Then he lighted another cigarette, and the match illumined his dark face.

  出自：J. Steinbeck

• Gas-lighting came to Dublin in 1825, in time to illumine the new premises.

  出自：E. Bowen

The interchange of ideas illumines the debate...

思想的交锋使辩论熠熠生辉。

By night, the perimeter wire was illumined by lights.

到了夜里,周遭的铁丝网都被灯光照亮。

Electric lights illumine our houses.

电灯照亮我们的房屋.

Jesus, precious Stone , illumine me!

耶稣, 宝贵的磐石,启明我.

Innovation, opening and development illumine the eye of the word.

改革, 开放和发展点亮了世界的眼睛.

This system of industries is mounting to a splendor that shall dazzle and illumine the world.

这个工业体系日益发展,将光照人寰,举世瞩目.

So powerful is the light of unity that it can illumine the whole earth.

团结的光辉是如此的灿烂,它足以照亮整个世界.

Burst, to illumine our tempestuous day.

或许跌出, 把我们的风雨之日照明.

However, we also must believe that the Holy Spirit does illumine and guide us.

可是, 我们必须相信圣灵会光照我们.

He spread a cloud for a covering, And fire to illumine by night.

诗105:39他铺张云彩当遮盖 、 夜间使火光照.

For this reason, Man has received the Light which is necessary to illumine his path.

因着这个原因, “人”接收到照亮他们道路需要的光芒.