And I'm a natural source of light.

我是自然的光源。

The fire was the only source of light now.

炉火成了唯一的光源。

The most important source of light here on Earth is the Sun.

地球上最重要的光源就是太阳。

The room was in semidarkness; the flames were the only source of light.

房间里光线昏暗，唯一的光源就是壁炉里的火苗。

In the days before electricity, candles were a main source of light for work.

在没有电的时代，蜡烛是工作时的主要光源。

She chose for her beloved boy, The source of light, and life, and joy.

因为她为她的爱子选择的是，光明、生命和喜悦的源泉。

She waved her wand and the lamps went out. The fire was the only source of light now.

她一挥魔杖，所有的灯都灭了。炉火成了惟一的光源。

Well, even if a very powerful source of light illuminated our Universe, you still wouldn't see any black holes.

即使用一个非常强大的光源照亮宇宙，你仍然无法看到任何黑洞。

They are lit on birthday cakes and to mark family anniversaries, when we gather happily around a source of light.

例如蛋糕燃点蜡烛，一家人聚在一起庆祝生日或家庭纪念日，我们围绕着光源，满溢欢欣。

The fire was the only source of light in the room; it was casting long, spidery shadows upon the walls.

炉火是房间是惟一的光源，它把长长的、蛛网状的影子投到了墙上。

The only sources of light were the fire and one guttering candle, which illuminated the remains of a solitary supper.

惟一的光源是炉火和一根摇曳的蜡烛，照出残留的冷清的晚饭。

Moths are attracted to sources of light.

飞蛾被光源吸引。

The oculus is the only source of light.

眼睛是唯一的光源。

One source of light is a " flame" (flame).

一种光源是“火焰”（flame）。

It is actually the oil lamp that is the source of light in the scene and not the electric light bulb.

事实上，在这个场景中，光源是油灯，而不是电灯泡。

Sometimes, these people reported travelling outside of their bodies towards overwhelming sources of light where they were greeted by dead relatives.

有时候，这些人说，他们朝着压倒性的光源游离于身体之外，在那里他们受到了死去亲人的迎接。

Narrator: Like wind or different sources of light or shadow.

旁白：就像风或不同的光源或阴影。

The only source of light you'll have will be from the lightning storms happening all around you.

你将拥有的唯一光源将来自你周围发生的闪电风暴。

It also has a sun shield that protects it from external sources of light and heat like the sun, earth and moon.

还配有一个遮阳板，可以保护它不受太阳、地球和月亮等外部光线和热源的影响。

For 15,000 years at least, Man revered the Moon as a source of light, as a navigational guide, as a reference in agricultural pursuits.

至少在15000年里，人类敬仰月亮作为光的来源，作为航海的指南，作为农业生产的参考。