Definition of backup light in English:

backup light

nounˈbakʌp lʌɪtˈbækˌəp ˌlaɪt

North American

A light at the rear of a vehicle that comes on when the vehicle is reversing.
Also called reversing light
Example sentencesExamples
- The white backup light will likely remain separate to keep cost and complexity in check.
- I was in the passenger's seat pounding against the glass while I saw his backup lights come right at me.
- Anyway I went to work on the right tail light as two of the brake lights were out and the backup light was out.
- He put it in reverse and our backup lights were almost as bright as our headlights and he started again, ‘It's going to see us leaving!’
- The stacked taillamps are vertical in orientation; there is a clear acrylic and polycarbonate lens covering three individual lamps: the top is a clear backup light; the middle is an amber turn signal; the bottom is the red stop lamp.
- Two small grommet ‘marker’ lights in the bumper corner wraps also go on when the backup lights are on.
- It was extremely dark and if it wasn't for the little light coming from the backup light it would be unbearable to see anything.
- He also likes the four factory-harnessed backup lights because they allow him to back up at off-road sites in the middle of the night.
- Then backup lights shone like two eyes as the semi backed up to within twenty yards.
- I saw his backup lights but when he paused I thought he'd seen me.

Definition of backup light in US English:

backup light

nounˈbækˌəp ˌlaɪtˈbakˌəp ˌlīt

North American

A light at the rear of a vehicle that comes on when the vehicle is reversing.
Also called reversing light
Example sentencesExamples
- The white backup light will likely remain separate to keep cost and complexity in check.
- Then backup lights shone like two eyes as the semi backed up to within twenty yards.
- He also likes the four factory-harnessed backup lights because they allow him to back up at off-road sites in the middle of the night.
- The stacked taillamps are vertical in orientation; there is a clear acrylic and polycarbonate lens covering three individual lamps: the top is a clear backup light; the middle is an amber turn signal; the bottom is the red stop lamp.
- It was extremely dark and if it wasn't for the little light coming from the backup light it would be unbearable to see anything.
- I was in the passenger's seat pounding against the glass while I saw his backup lights come right at me.
- I saw his backup lights but when he paused I thought he'd seen me.
- He put it in reverse and our backup lights were almost as bright as our headlights and he started again, ‘It's going to see us leaving!’
- Anyway I went to work on the right tail light as two of the brake lights were out and the backup light was out.
- Two small grommet ‘marker’ lights in the bumper corner wraps also go on when the backup lights are on.

词汇	backup light
释义	Definition of backup light in English: backup light nounˈbakʌp lʌɪtˈbækˌəp ˌlaɪt North American A light at the rear of a vehicle that comes on when the vehicle is reversing. Also called reversing light Example sentencesExamples The white backup light will likely remain separate to keep cost and complexity in check. I was in the passenger's seat pounding against the glass while I saw his backup lights come right at me. Anyway I went to work on the right tail light as two of the brake lights were out and the backup light was out. He put it in reverse and our backup lights were almost as bright as our headlights and he started again, ‘It's going to see us leaving!’ The stacked taillamps are vertical in orientation; there is a clear acrylic and polycarbonate lens covering three individual lamps: the top is a clear backup light; the middle is an amber turn signal; the bottom is the red stop lamp. Two small grommet ‘marker’ lights in the bumper corner wraps also go on when the backup lights are on. It was extremely dark and if it wasn't for the little light coming from the backup light it would be unbearable to see anything. He also likes the four factory-harnessed backup lights because they allow him to back up at off-road sites in the middle of the night. Then backup lights shone like two eyes as the semi backed up to within twenty yards. I saw his backup lights but when he paused I thought he'd seen me. Definition of backup light in US English: backup light nounˈbækˌəp ˌlaɪtˈbakˌəp ˌlīt North American A light at the rear of a vehicle that comes on when the vehicle is reversing. Also called reversing light Example sentencesExamples The white backup light will likely remain separate to keep cost and complexity in check. Then backup lights shone like two eyes as the semi backed up to within twenty yards. He also likes the four factory-harnessed backup lights because they allow him to back up at off-road sites in the middle of the night. The stacked taillamps are vertical in orientation; there is a clear acrylic and polycarbonate lens covering three individual lamps: the top is a clear backup light; the middle is an amber turn signal; the bottom is the red stop lamp. It was extremely dark and if it wasn't for the little light coming from the backup light it would be unbearable to see anything. I was in the passenger's seat pounding against the glass while I saw his backup lights come right at me. I saw his backup lights but when he paused I thought he'd seen me. He put it in reverse and our backup lights were almost as bright as our headlights and he started again, ‘It's going to see us leaving!’ Anyway I went to work on the right tail light as two of the brake lights were out and the backup light was out. Two small grommet ‘marker’ lights in the bumper corner wraps also go on when the backup lights are on.
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