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incandescent如何读

英：[ˌɪnkænˈdesnt]

美：[ˌɪnkənˈdɛsənt]

incandescent是什么意思

adj.

<术>白热的

白炽的

<正>十分明亮的

<正>感情强烈的

incandescent自然拼读

in·can·des·cent

In kn de snt [or] In kaen de snt

incandescent扩展

incandescently (adv.)

incandescent词根

词根：incandesce

incandescence 炽热

vi.

incandesce 白热化

vt.

incandesce 使白热化

incandescent英英释义

adjective

white, glowing, or luminous with intense heat

strikingly bright, radiant, or clear

marked by brilliance especially of expression

incandescent wit

characterized by glowing zeal : ardent

incandescent affection

of, relating to, or being light produced by incandescence

producing light by incandescence

noun

light bulb sense a

incandescent词组

incandescent lamp白热灯，白炽灯

incandescent lightn. 白炽灯；长明灯

incandescent bulbn. 白炽灯泡，白炽灯照

incandescent词源中文解释

"发热发光的，被热照亮的"，1794年，源自法语 incandescent（18世纪）或直接源自拉丁语 incandescentem（主格 incandescens）， incandescere 的现在分词形式，意为"变暖，发光，点燃"，由 in-（源自 PIE 词根 *en "在内部"）和 candescere "开始发光，变白"组成，是 candere "发光，发亮"的开始形式（源自 PIE 词根 *kand- "发光"）。指电灯时，从1881年开始使用。动词 incandesce（1838年）最初用于科学，可能是一种反构词。

incandescent_医学行业词汇

白炽的，白热的

incandescent词源英文解释

Adjective probably from French, from Latin incandescent-, incandescens, present participle of incandescere to become hot, from in- + candescere to become hot, from candēre to glow — more at candid

The first known use of incandescent was in 1794

incandescent儿童词典英英释义

incantationnoun

a series of words used to produce a magic spell

incantationnoun

a series of words used to produce a magic spell

incandescent1 of 2adjective

white or glowing with great heat

incandescent2 of 2noun

lightbulb sense a

incandescent 例句

1 The party scene is a raucous delight, but there are moments of incandescent beauty, too, including the snow scene, in which dancers throw glittery stuff; and the tender, romantic pas de deux.

2 Incandescent Lamps , Candle Lamps, Spheroid Lamps, Refrigerator Lamps, Automotive Lamps . Lamps and Lampshades.

采购产品白炽灯, 蜡烛灯, 球灯, 冰箱灯, 汽车灯系列.

3 They show us a world that is incandescently beautiful one moment and shockingly indifferent, openly malignant the next.

4 But it adds up to a virtuoso portrayal of a woman consumed by incandescent grief.

5 Compact fluorescent bulbs last ten times longer than the incandescent variety.

简洁的日光灯寿命是白炽灯的10倍以上。

6 This short, incandescent first novel opens as two men meet in a public bathroom beneath the National Palace of Culture in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria.

7 She’s the genuine article—a doomed, spectral torch singer, incandescent with longing, desire, and grief.

8 But let’s not give filmmakers and casting directors too much credit for courage: For want of a better word, Phil Hoffman was incandescent.

9 Vibrations can break the delicate glowing filament in an incandescent bulb, and it can damage the electronics hidden in the base of a compact fluorescent.

10 But they generated also the beautiful word "incandescent", or at least put it into common use.

但是它们也创造了这个美丽的词汇“炽热”，或者至少使这个词成为了常用词。

11 That night we had dinner on the beach, a wonderful night: the deep blue phosphorescent evening, the strings of lights around the outdoor restaurants, the butane torches flaring an incandescent orange.

12 The real-time urgency of “Love” is undergirded by the present tense and made incandescent by Orstavik’s seemingly effortless omniscient perspective, sometimes switching between Jon’s mind and Vibeke’s from sentence to sentence.

13 Sadly, it has nothing to do with the boring shaky-cam story about two incandescently irritating teenagers spending some Grimm-lite time with their unhinged grandparents.

14 It makes me incandescent with fury.

它令我极其愤怒。

15 Maybe you remember the incandescent wave-drenched love scene from the movie version of this book.

16 The Arrival Hall beside the car park feels like a vast, abandoned Nordic sauna, and the bathrooms are painted a white so incandescently bright that you feel obliged to don sunglasses.

17 When I greet a friend, I am seeing her in reflected visible light, generated by the Sun, say, or by an incandescent lamp.

18 Some are almost impenetrably muddy, while, in others, murkiness is relieved by smoldering, sometimes incandescent color.

19 Whatever his message, the spell of this incandescent film will be an elevating memory.

20 What smooths out the cringe-worthy moments is the incandescent talent of Ms. Noon.