incandescent
ɛ̃kɑ̃dasɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of incandescent - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
émotionRare qui exprime une passion ou une colère très intenseRare
- Son regard incandescent trahissait sa fureur contenue.
2.
chaleurTECH. qui brille intensément sous l'effet d'une très forte chaleurTECH.
- Le métal incandescent éclairait l'atelier de sa lueur orangée.
Origin of incandescent
latin, incandescere (brûler)
Terms with incandescent included in their meaning
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feu
charbon incandescent qui reste d'un feu de bois
métal
qui a été chauffé jusqu'à devenir incandescent et blanc
éclairage
dispositif d'éclairage au gaz avec manchon incandescent
Examples of incandescent in a sentence
Leur dispute a pris un ton incandescent hier soir. Une pierre incandescent chauffait le sol. La braise incandescent illuminait la nuit.
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- English:fiery, incandescent, ...
- German:glühend, weißglühend, ...
- Italian:incandescente, ...
- Spanish:incandescente, ...
- Portuguese:incandescente, a brilhar intensamente, ...
- Chinese:炽热, 炽热的, ...
- Japanese:燃えるような, 白熱した, ...
- Arabic:متقد, متوهج, ...
- Hebrew:לוֹהֵט, רוֹתֵחַ, ...
- Russian:пламенный, раскалённый, ...
- Ukrainian:пристрасний, розжарений, ...
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