candlelight
The French phrase for 'candlelight' is 'lumière de bougie'. It directly translates to 'light of candle'. It can be used in a similar context as in English, refering to the light produced by a candle. For example, 'un dîner à la lumière de bougie' means 'a candlelit dinner'.
The candlelight flickered at the breeze from the open door.
The phrase 'lumière de bougie' is used in this sentence to describe a changing condition (flickering) caused by an external factor (breeze).
He read the book by candlelight.
This phrase describes the use of 'lumière de bougie' as a source of light for performing an activity, in this case, reading a book.
The candlelight revealed dancing shadows on the wall behind her.
This sentence utilizes 'lumière de bougie' to describe a scene where light reveals a visual effect, in this example, dancing shadows on a wall.
I had dinner by candlelight with my beloved.
In this sentence, 'lumière de bougie' is used to set the ambiance for a romantic setting, such as a dinner.
The candlelight shines softly in the dark room.
This phrase describes the soft glow ('brille doucement') of a candle ('lumière de bougie') in a dark room.
I prefer candlelight to that of an electric bulb.
This phrase uses 'lumière de bougie' in expressing a preference over another source of light.
The soft candlelight was soothing to the eyes.
This sentence uses 'lumière de bougie' to describe candlelight's relaxing and calming effect on the eyes.
The candlelight reflected in her eyes.
In this sentence, 'lumière de bougie' is used to create a visual image of candlelight being reflected in someone's eyes.
Each candlelight adds warmth to the room.
This phrase uses 'lumière de bougie' to show multiple sources of light contributing to a warm feeling in a room.
The candlelight from the window lit the dark room.
This sentence uses 'lumière de bougie' to describe a source of light that is illuminating a setting, in this case, a room.