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radiant имя прилагательное: -
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1. radial2. radiantСинонимический ряд:лучезарно (проч.) лучезарно -
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1) General subject: searing effect2) Military: flash (ЯВ), heat flash, heat flash (ЯВ), light radiation (ЯВ), radial light, radiant energy, radiant flash, thermal radiation3) Engineering: fireballs (ядерного взрыва), light, light emission4) Polygraphy: luminous radiation5) Ecology: light radiation6) Automation: optical emission7) Makarov: optical radiationУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > световое излучение
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1) pertaining to radiation
2) <geom.> radial
3) radiant
4) radiating
5) <opt.> radiative
6) ray
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1) General subject: asteriated, beaming, beamy, lambent, radial, radiate, radiating, starlight, starry, starry (о глазах)2) Naval: radiolated4) Chemistry: radiated7) Metallurgy: radiated (о микроструктуре) -
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1) ( светящийся) radiant2) ( возникающий вследствие излучения энергии) radiation (attr)3) ( расходящийся лучами) radial -
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