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Definition of beaming - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
happy smilesmiling with happiness or pride
- She was beaming with joy at the news.
2.
emotioncheerful and bright in appearance
- The beaming decorations made the party lively.
3.
lightradiating light or brightness
- The beaming sun lit up the room.
Noun
1.
technologythe process of sending out light or energy
- The beaming of the signal was interrupted by a storm.
2.
emotionthe act of smiling brightly or happily
- Her beaming was contagious at the celebration.
Expressions with beaming
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visibly radiant due to intense happiness
She was beaming with joy at her graduation.
expressing enthusiasm with radiant eyes
He gave an eye-beaming nod of approval.
Origin of beaming
Old English, beam (tree)
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emotion
beaming with happiness
Examples of beaming in a sentence
The child was beaming after receiving the award. Her beaming smile lit up the room. The beaming child ran to his mother. A beaming lantern guided us along the path. The beaming sign remained visible through the fog. The beaming of the satellite transmission resumed after technicians reset the dish.
During therapy, the beaming of radiation was precisely timed to limit tissue damage. His beaming at the good news gave everyone hope. Her beaming during the interview made the audience warm to her.
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- French:rayonnant, émission, ...
- German:strahlend, Aussenden, ...
- Italian:raggiante, emissione, ...
- Spanish:radiante, emisión, ...
- Portuguese:radiante, emissão, ...
- Chinese:笑容满面的, 发射, ...
- Japanese:満面の笑みの, 放射, ...
- Arabic:مُشْرِق, بَثّ, ...
- Hebrew:קוֹרֵן, שִׁדּוּר קֶרֶן, ...
- Russian:сияющий, излучение, ...
- Ukrainian:сяючий, випромінювання, ...
- Hindi:प्रसन्न, प्रेषण, ...
Definition of beam - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
lightray of light
- A beam of sunlight entered through the window..
2.
constructionlong piece of timber or metal used in construction
- The workers installed the steel beam across the ceiling..
3.
physicsTECH. line of energy or particles in a directionTECH.
- The laser beam was visible in the dark.
4.
emotionbroad smile
- She had a beam on her face after the win.
5.
gymnasticsRare gymnastic apparatus for balancingRare
- She performed a flip on the beam.
6.
maritimeTECH. maximum width of a vesselTECH.
- The ship has a beam of 30 feet.
Verb
1.
smilingintr. smile broadlyintr.
- She couldn't help but beam with pride at her daughter's performance..
2.
lightintr. emit light or shine brightlyintr.
- The lighthouse beamed across the dark sea.
3.
technologytr./intr. TECH. transmit signals or data electronicallytr./intr. TECH.
- The satellite beamed the images back to Earth.
4.
constructiontr. TECH. furnish or supply with beamstr. TECH.
- They beamed the ceiling for extra support.
Images of beam
ray of light 
long piece of timber or metal used in construction 
gymnastic apparatus for balancing
Expressions with beam
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move someone or something to a place using a beam of energy
The captain will beam down to the planet now.
teleport someone or something to a spacecraft
The captain ordered to beam up the crew before the planet exploded..
smile very widely because of happiness or pride
She beamed from ear to ear when she won the prize.
smile broadly due to pride
She beamed with pride as her son received the award.
correct or accurate
Her calculations were on the beam.
wide across the hull of a ship
The vessel is broad in the beam, ensuring stability.
visible stream of light from a source
A beam of light shone through the window.
bright car headlight setting for distant visibility
Remember to switch off the high beam in traffic.
smile very happily in the direction of someone or something
The proud parents beam at their daughter during the ceremony.
gymnastics event performed on a narrow elevated apparatus
The balance beam is her favorite event.
vehicle's headlight setting for short distance
He switched to low beam while driving through the fog.
the highest setting of a vehicle's headlights
He switched to full beam on the dark country road.
fast hard-hit or thrown ball
He threw a laser beam to home plate.
related to headlights with reduced glare
The car's low-beam headlights were perfect for city driving.
with headlights set to their brightest setting
He drove on full beam down the country road.
not aligned with the correct path
His calculations were completely off-beam.
wooden beam left visible for aesthetic effect
The living room features an exposed beam ceiling.
move someone instantly to another place
Beam me up to the spaceship, Scotty!
teleport someone onto a spacecraft using technology
The crew beamed the captain aboard the spaceship.
narrow ray of illumination traveling from a source, seen as a line
A beam of sunlight cut through the dust in the attic.
car headlight providing low-intensity light
The driver switched to the low beam headlamp at night.
route through space followed by a focused stream of light or particles
The technician adjusted the mirrors to change the laser's beam path.
thin ray of light or other energy focused into a small angle
The laser produced a narrow beam that cut cleanly through the metal.
narrow path of radio waves emitted from a transmitter
The aircraft was guided by a radio beam to the runway..
Origin of beam
Old English, beam (tree, log)
Examples of beam in a sentence
The laser emitted a powerful beam. The wooden beam was crucial for the barn's structure. They reinforced the bridge with a concrete beam. The beam of electrons was directed at the target. A beam of light broke through the clouds. His beam lit up the entire room.
A beam spread across her face at the surprise. The gymnast balanced perfectly on the beam. She practiced her routine on the beam for hours. The yacht's beam allows for a spacious deck. A wider beam can improve a ship's stability. He began to beam when he saw his old friends. The child would always beam whenever he got a compliment. The flashlight beamed into the dark cave. Her smile beamed with joy at the surprise party. The radio station beamed the concert live. Data was beamed to the remote server instantly. The workers beamed the new bridge efficiently. They beamed the old barn to ensure stability.
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- French:rayon, rayonner, ...
- German:Strahl, strahlen, ...
- Italian:fascio, radiare di felicità, ...
- Spanish:haz de luz, sonreír ampliamente, ...
- Portuguese:raio, sorrir de orelha a orelha, ...
- Chinese:光线, 灿烂地笑, ...
- Japanese:光線, 微笑む, ...
- Arabic:شُعَاع, ابْتَسَمَ بِاتِّسَاعٍ, ...
- Hebrew:קֶרֶן, לְחַיֵּךְ, ...
- Russian:луч, сиять, ...
- Ukrainian:промінь, сяяти, ...
- Hindi:किरण, खिल उठना, ...
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