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n. kızarma, kızgınlık, parıltı, coşku, heyecan, hırs, şevk, ihtiras————————v. kızarmak, kıpkırmızı olmak, korlaşmak, kızıllaşmak, coşmak, yanmak, parlamak* * *1. parılda (v.) 2. parıldama (n.) 3. yan (v.) 4. hararet (n.)* * *[ɡləu] 1. verb1) (to give out heat or light without any flame: The coal was glowing in the fire.) pırıldamak, kor gibi parlamak2) (to have red cheeks because of heat, cold, emotion etc: The little boy glowed with pride.) yanakları kızarmak2. noun(the state of glowing: the glow of the coal in the fire.) kızıllık- glowing- glow-worm -
2 glow-worm
noun (a kind of beetle whose tail glows in the dark.) ateş böceği -
3 glow lamp
kırmızı lâmba* * *akkor lambası -
4 glow
sicaklik, isik vermek; (yüz) kizarmak, ates basmak,kizil isik, kizillik; parlaklik; ates, sicaklik, hararet; çaba, gayret, sevk -
5 glow discharge
isiltili desarj, isiltili bosalim -
6 glow discharge tube
gazisil bosalmali tüp -
7 glow lamp
neon lambasi -
8 glow plug
akkor buji, isitma bujisi, kizdirma bujisi -
9 glow potential
parlama potansiyeli -
10 glow tube
gazisil bosalma tüpü -
11 glow-discharge microphone
gazisil bosalmali mikrofon -
12 glow-worm
atesböcegi -
13 glow
v.yan:n.hararet -
14 glow lamp
akkor lambası -
15 anode glow
anot ışıltısı -
16 cathode glow
katot parlaklığı -
17 in a glow
adj. kızgın -
18 in a glow
adj. kızgın -
19 anode glow
anot kizilligi, anot isiltisi -
20 cathode glow
katot parlakligi, katot isiltisi
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