light

light

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light 〈[ laıt] Adj., undekl.; umg.〉 oV lite
1. leicht, vereinfacht
2. 〈meist als Zusatzbez. an Waren〉 reduziert (an Inhalts-, Duftstoffen usw.), kalorienarm
● Skikurs \light für Anfänger; Cola \light [engl., „leicht“]

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light [la̮it ] <indekl. Adj.; nachgestellt [engl. light = leicht, verw. mit ↑ leicht]:
(von Nahrungs- u. Genussmitteln) weniger von Inhaltsstoffen wie z. B. Alkohol, Koffein, Fett u. Ä. enthaltend, die gesundheitsschädigend od. -gefährdend sein können:
Bier l.;
Ü Staatsbürgerschaft l. (Staatsbürgerschaft zur Probe).

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light [laɪt] <Adj.> [engl. light = leicht, verw. mit ↑leicht]: (von Nahrungs- u. Genussmitteln) weniger von dem Inhaltsstoff enthaltend, der gesundheitsschädigend od. -gefährdend sein kann: Ob Wurst, Käse, Schokolade, ... Brot oder Gebäck - der Zusatz l. ... ist überall zu entdecken (Barmer 3, 1992, 8); Bier l.; Fett ist zwar natürlicher Bestandteil vieler Lebensmittel, aber absolut megaout. Die neue Zauberformel heißt: »light« (natur 3, 1996, 64); Ü Preise l. (reduzierte Preise) zur Winterzeit (MM 7./8. 1. 95, 59); Staatsbürgerschaft l. (Staatsbürgerschaft zur Probe); Ehen ohne Trauschein ... Selbst in der konservativen Schweiz gibt es Bestrebungen zur Ehe l. (Spiegel 43, 1996, 89).

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