Definition
Definition of emitting - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
energyproducing and sending out something
- The emitting light from the lamp was very bright.
2.
scienceTECH. releasing energy or particlesTECH.
- The emitting radiation from the device was dangerous.
Expressions with emitting
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producing or giving off visible light
The light-emitting panel brightened the room.
Origin of emitting
Latin, emittere (to send out)
Terms with emitting included in their meaning
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light
emitting or reflecting much light
fire
blazing gas or vapor emitting light and heat
astronomy
celestial body emitting light and heat
light
emitting more light
light
emitting sparks or flashes of light
liquid emission
emitting liquid in a stream
light
emitting light suddenly or intermittently
focused ray
device emitting a concentrated beam of light
acr: light-emitting diode
device that emits light when powered
general process
process of emitting energy in the form of waves or particles
luminous
emitting or reflecting light
fire
emitting smoke typically from burning
lamp device
bulb emitting ultraviolet light for glowing effects
temperature
extremely hot and emitting light
sound
emitting a deep, threatening noise continuously
device
small device emitting a light beam for pointing or playing
lighting device
electric device emitting light when powered
bright
emitting or reflecting light
light
emitting light or heat
special effects
device emitting vapor resembling smoke for effects
burning
burn slowly without a flame, emitting smoke
liquid
emitting liquid in small drops
physical state
emitting sweat due to heat or exertion
emission
emitting gas or smoke forcefully and noisily
Examples of emitting in a sentence
The emitting sound was barely audible. The emitting light from the bulb was too bright. Emitting sounds from the machine were annoying.
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- French:émettant, diffusant, ...
- German:emittierend, strahlend, ...
- Italian:radiante, emittente, ...
- Spanish:emergente, emitido, ...
- Portuguese:emissor, ...
- Chinese:发射的, 释放的, ...
- Japanese:放射する, 放出する, ...
- Arabic:مُصْدِر, مُطْلِق, ...
- Hebrew:פּוֹלֵט, מַפְלִיט, ...
- Russian:излучающий, ...
- Ukrainian:випромінюючий, ...
- Hindi:उत्सर्जक, उत्सर्जित, ...
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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