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Definition of emitted - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
physicsTECH. produced and dischargedTECH.
- The emitted gases were harmful to the environment.
- The emitted light was blinding.
- Emitted sounds disturbed the wildlife.
Origin of emitted
Latin, emittere (send out)
Terms with emitted included in their meaning
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substance released
something that is emitted like pollutants
light intensity
degree of light emitted or reflected
pollution
gases emitted from an engine as waste
physics
electromagnetic energy emitted in a focused beam by a laser device
marsh emissions
gases emitted by a marsh
transmission path
narrow path of radio waves emitted from a transmitter
emission
substance emitted from a body or wound
science
radiation emitted during nuclear reactions or decay
astronomy
light emitted from stars other than the Sun
sound measurement
sound energy emitted per unit time
physics
electromagnetic radiation emitted by an ideal black body
environmental impact
total greenhouse gases emitted by an activity or product
scientific
stream of electrons emitted from a source
automobile
gas emitted from engine fuel combustion
astronomy
infrared radiation emitted by celestial objects
light
the amount of light energy emitted or received
atom
electron emitted from an atom by a photon
energy conversion
ratio of emitted power to consumed power
physics
energy emitted and propagated through electromagnetic radiation
astrophysics
stream of charged particles emitted by the sun
astronomy
radiation emitted by objects due to their temperature
physics
high-speed electron emitted during nuclear decay
emission
emitted or expelled from a source
emission
causing something to be pressed or emitted with force
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- French:émis, ...
- German:ausgestoßen, ...
- Italian:emesso, ...
- Spanish:emitido, ...
- Portuguese:emitido, ...
- Chinese:排放的, ...
- Japanese:放出された, ...
- Arabic:مُنْبَعِث, ...
- Hebrew:פָּלַט, ...
- Russian:излучаемый, ...
- Ukrainian:викинутий, ...
- Hindi:निर्वासित, ...
Definition of emit - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
releasesend out light, heat, or gas
- The lamp emits a bright light.
2.
soundproduce and release a sound
- The machine emitted a loud noise.
3.
financeTECH. put currency into circulationTECH.
- The government emitted new banknotes.
Origin of emit
Latin, emittere (send out)
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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- French:émettre, produire, ...
- German:ausstrahlen, ausstoßen, ...
- Italian:emettere, produrre, ...
- Spanish:emitir, producir, ...
- Portuguese:emitir, produzir, ...
- Chinese:发出, 发射, ...
- Japanese:放つ, 出す, ...
- Arabic:أَطْلَقَ, بَثَّ, ...
- Hebrew:לִפְלוֹט, לִפְלוֹט קוֹל, ...
- Russian:излучать, издавать, ...
- Ukrainian:випромінювати, випускати, ...
- Hindi:उत्सर्जित करना, उत्पन्न करना, ...
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