Japanese · light (i.e. not heavy)
He has a big mouth.
She is a chatterbox.
This chair is light.
Tom has a big mouth.
I had a light supper.
God tempers the wind to the shorn lamb.
I like light shoes.
An airship is lighter than air.
I have a slight headache now.
I ate a light lunch.
I had a light lunch.
I take light exercise every morning.
I'd like something light.
I want some lightweight shoes.
This box is light enough for him to carry.
This box is light enough to carry.
Today I want to eat something light.
This laptop is light.
I have a mild pain here.
Take a short walk every day.
I'm short-tempered, and a loose-tongued man.
I have had a slight headache since last night.
She always walks with a light step.
The substance is light enough to float on the water.
The box is light enough for a child to carry.
He's a real blabbermouth.
The opposite of "heavy" is "light."
We had a quick lunch at a cafe.
This laptop is thin and light.
I felt very light on my feet afterwards.
Can you do with a light meal for lunch?
Shall we go with cornflakes or something light from tomorrow?
Don't tell him. He's got a loose tongue.
You can eat a complete meal, or just go easy with our salad bar.
When meeting a person for the first time, keep the conversation light.
Although Eri's suitcase looks heavy, it's actually very light.
It's only a slight cold.
Your condition isn't serious.
The colds that are about at the moment are not serious.
It was just a fender bender.
My overcoat is light but warm.
He is a little light for a sumo wrestler.
Ten people were slightly injured in the accident.
Sorry, I only meant it as a joke.
However he wasn't seriously hurt and got away with light bruising.
This handmade Italian-made titanium bicycle is terribly light.
A slight cold prevented me from going to Ibusuki with my family.
When warm, light, air crosses mountains it rises into the upper atmosphere and does not fall back to the ground. In this, and other, ways wind changes with the terrain.
This chair is light.
This chair is light.