What is limelight?

The term "reflector" is used to describe oxycali light. It is also used to refer to someone who is in the public eye, as a result of the widespread use of Oxycali lights in theaters when they were first introduced. Actors and public officials are often said to be at the center of attention, especially if they face severe public criticism. Theater reflectors are called "lime", nodding to an important role in Oxycali lights in the history of theater. The intended use of the word is usually clear in the context. The gas aircraft were lit and warmed the calcium oxide to the point where it would begin to emit extremely bright white light. The invention was picked up by Thomas Drummond, who is sometimes mistakenly credited by the invention of the reflector. The concept of the Heamat the series, until it sends light, otherwise known as hotness, is the same principle of operation of the most modern bulbs.

Drummond saw that there are a number of potential SY lighting applicationsSteems in the reflector. Due to the high visibility, light could be used on beacons and other outdoor work, such as a survey. However, it could also be used inside and was easily accepted by theater, because it turned on the stage very well. Actors and actresses would be a jockey on the positions on the stage to be in the center of attention, clearly lighting and visible to the audience.

The idea of ​​being "in the center of attention" entered the popular slang and quickly came to describe anyone who was under the public eye. Celebrities, politicians, public officials and others are often exposed to almost unpleasantly careful control. They are said to be in the lime because the control resembles a glaring white light and reveals all shortcomings of character and behavior. Not everyone is able to withstand pressure on a nearby examination.

Although theaters no longer use Oxycalcium light, the concept of the reflector and limits is preserved as part of the rich cultural tradition of theatrical performance. Most actors and actresses on stage and screenCE understands this term and also appreciates that it is in the bright light of the reflector or lime. The reflector is most closely associated with theater performances due to the expected romance of playing in the 19th century, when the theaters were widely used.