
What does “A green light” mean?
“A green light” means permission to start something.
Example: The boss gave us a green light. We start the project on Monday.
Emoji clue: green circle, traffic light
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“A green light” means permission to start something.
Example: The boss gave us a green light. We start the project on Monday.
Emoji clue: green circle, traffic light

“Light at the end of the tunnel” means a sign that a hard time will end soon.
Example: My exams finish next week. I can see light at the end of the tunnel.
Emoji clue: metro train, light bulb

“A light bulb moment” means the moment you suddenly understand something or get a great idea.
Example: I had a light bulb moment on my walk home. Now I know how to fix the problem.
Emoji clue: light bulb, stopwatch

“In the spotlight” means getting a lot of attention from many people.
Example: After the big win, the young player was in the spotlight. Everyone wanted to talk to him.
Emoji clue: flashlight, microphone

“Travel light” means to take very few things with you when you go on a trip.
Example: I always travel light. One small bag is enough for a week.
Emoji clue: suitcase, balloon
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