Spotlight ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Spotlight ( noun )

1. A powerful light that shines on a particular area or person, typically in a theater, film, or television studio.
2. A focused area of public or media attention.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from spot + light.

Examples:

1. The singer was in the spotlight during the concert.
2. The actor was nervous under the spotlight.
3. The spotlight was shining on the stage.
4. The scandal brought the company under the spotlight.
5. The new product was put in the spotlight at the trade show.

(As a verb)

Spotlight ( verb )

1. A powerful light that shines on a particular area or person, typically in a theater, film, or television studio.
2. A focused area of public or media attention.

Origin:

Late 19th century: from spot + light.

Examples:

1. The singer was in the spotlight during the concert.
2. The actor was nervous under the spotlight.
3. The spotlight was shining on the stage.
4. The scandal brought the company under the spotlight.
5. The new product was put in the spotlight at the trade show.