emit
iˈmɪt
emittedemitting
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Definition of emit - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
releasesend out light, heat, or gas
  • The lamp emits a bright light.
discharge eject
2.
soundproduce and release a sound
  • The machine emitted a loud noise.
discharge release
3.
financeTECH.put currency into circulationTECH.
  • The government emitted new banknotes.
circulate issue release
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Origin of emit

Latin, emittere (send out)

Terms with emit included in their meaning

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light source
emit light or heat
visual perception
visual attribute of things resulting from the light they emit or transmit
emit odor
emit an odor, pleasant or unpleasant
self glow
emit light
produce noise
emit a noise that others can hear
energy
emit sparks of fire or light
loud sound
emit a loud, harsh sound
sound emission
emit a short high-pitched sound

Examples of emit in a sentence

  • The heater emits warmth throughout the room.
  • The alarm clock emitted a soft chime.
  • The radio emitted a static hiss.
  • The central bank emitted coins to boost liquidity.
  • During the crisis, they emitted emergency currency.

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  1. French:émettre, produire, ...
  2. German:ausstrahlen, ausstoßen, ...
  3. Italian:emettere, produrre, ...
  4. Spanish:emitir, producir, ...
  5. Portuguese:emitir, produzir, ...
  6. Chinese:发出, 发射, ...
  7. Japanese:放つ, 出す, ...
  8. Arabic:أَطْلَقَ, بَثَّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִפְלוֹט, לִפְלוֹט קוֹל, ...
  10. Russian:излучать, издавать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:випромінювати, випускати, ...
  12. Hindi:उत्सर्जित करना, उत्पन्न करना, ...
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