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  • 1 radiate

    1. intransitive verb
    1) [Sonne, Sterne:] scheinen, strahlen; [Hitze, Wärme:] ausstrahlen; [Schein, Radiowellen:] ausgesendet werden, ausgehen ( from von)
    2) (from central point) strahlenförmig ausgehen ( from von)
    2. transitive verb
    1) verbreiten, ausstrahlen [Licht, Wärme, Klang]; aussenden [Strahlen, Wellen]
    2) ausstrahlen [Glück, Liebe, Gesundheit, Fröhlichkeit]
    * * *
    ['reidieit]
    1) (to send out rays of (light, heat etc): A fire radiates heat.) ausstrahlen
    2) (to go out or be sent out in rays, or in many directions from a central point: Heat radiates from a fire; All the roads radiate from the centre of the town.) ausstrahlen
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    - radiator
    * * *
    ra·di·ate
    [ˈreɪdieɪt]
    I. vi
    ▪ to \radiate [from sth] strahlenförmig [von etw dat] ausgehen; roads strahlenförmig [von etw dat] wegführen
    flows of lava \radiated from the volcano's crater Lavaströme flossen aus dem Vulkankrater in alle Richtungen
    2. (be given off)
    ▪ to \radiate from sth von etw dat abstrahlen; light, energy, bad vibes aus etw dat ausstrahlen
    a single beam of light \radiated from the lighthouse vom Leuchtturm war ein einzelner Lichtstrahl zu sehen
    II. vt ( also fig)
    ▪ to \radiate sth etw ausstrahlen [o aussenden]
    he was radiating joy and happiness er strahlte vor lauter Glück und Freude fam
    she \radiated health sie strotzte regelrecht vor Gesundheit
    to \radiate energy/light Energie/Licht ausstrahlen [o abgeben]
    to \radiate heat Hitze abstrahlen [o abgeben]
    * * *
    ['reIdIeɪt]
    1. vi
    1) Strahlen aussenden; (= emit heat) Wärme ausstrahlen; (heat, light, energy) ausgestrahlt werden
    2) (lines, roads) strahlenförmig ausgehen (from von)
    2. vt
    heat, light ausstrahlen; electric waves, energy also abstrahlen; (fig) happiness, health, love (förmlich) ausstrahlen
    * * *
    radiate [ˈreıdıeıt]
    A v/i
    1. ausstrahlen ( from von; auch fig)
    2. strahlenförmig ausgehen ( from von)
    3. strahlen, Strahlen aussenden
    4. strahlen, leuchten
    B v/t
    1. Licht, Wärme etc ausstrahlen (auch fig)
    2. fig Liebe etc ausstrahlen, -strömen:
    radiate health vor Gesundheit strotzen
    3. RADIO, TV ausstrahlen, senden
    C adj [a. -dııt] radial, Strahl(en)…
    * * *
    1. intransitive verb
    1) [Sonne, Sterne:] scheinen, strahlen; [Hitze, Wärme:] ausstrahlen; [Schein, Radiowellen:] ausgesendet werden, ausgehen ( from von)
    2) (from central point) strahlenförmig ausgehen ( from von)
    2. transitive verb
    1) verbreiten, ausstrahlen [Licht, Wärme, Klang]; aussenden [Strahlen, Wellen]
    2) ausstrahlen [Glück, Liebe, Gesundheit, Fröhlichkeit]
    * * *
    v.
    ausstrahlen v.
    strahlen v.

    English-german dictionary > radiate

  • 2 radiate

    ra·di·ate [ʼreɪdieɪt] vi
    to \radiate [from sth] strahlenförmig [von etw dat] ausgehen; roads strahlenförmig [von etw dat] wegführen;
    flows of lava \radiated from the volcano's crater Lavaströme flossen aus dem Vulkankrater in alle Richtungen
    to \radiate from sth von etw dat abstrahlen; light, energy, bad vibes etw ausstrahlen;
    a single beam of light \radiated from the lighthouse vom Leuchtturm war ein einzelner Lichtstrahl zu sehen vt; (a. fig)
    to \radiate sth etw ausstrahlen;
    he was radiating joy and happiness er strahlte vor lauter Glück und Freude ( fam)
    she \radiated health sie strotzte regelrecht vor Gesundheit;
    to \radiate energy/ light Energie/Licht ausstrahlen [o abgeben];
    to \radiate heat Hitze abstrahlen [o abgeben]

    English-German students dictionary > radiate

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