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1 Strahl
m; -(e)s, -en; auch PHYS. und fig. ray; (Lichtstrahl, gebündelter Strahl) beam; (Sonnenstrahl) ray (of sunlight), (sun-) beam; durchdringender: shaft of (sun-) light; von Blitz, Feuer: flash; (Wasserstrahl) jet (auch TECH.); langer: stream; kosmische Strahlen cosmic radiation Sg. ( oder rays); Strahlen abgeben oder aussenden emit radiation Sg.; vor schädlichen Strahlen schützen protect from harmful radiation Sg.* * *der Strahl(Hervorsprudeln) spurt;(Lichtstrahl) beam; shaft; streak; ray;(Wasserstrahl) jet* * *[ʃtraːl]m -(e)s, -en1) (lit, fig) ray; (= Lichtstrahl) ray or shaft or beam (of light); (= Sonnenstrahl) shaft of light; (= Radiostrahl, Laserstrahl etc) beam; (poet = das Leuchten) lightim Stráhl einer Taschenlampe —
ein Stráhl der Hoffnung (liter) — a ray of hope
2) (= Wasserstrahl, Luftstrahl) jet* * *der1) (a ray of light etc: a beam of sunlight.) beam2) (a sudden, strong stream or flow (of liquid, gas, flame or steam), forced through a narrow opening: Firemen have to be trained to direct the jets from their hoses accurately.) jet3) (a narrow beam (of light, heat etc): the sun's rays; X-rays; heat-rays; a ray of light.) ray4) (a slight amount (of hope etc).) ray5) (a ray of light: a shaft of sunlight.) shaft6) (a sudden gush or burst: a spurt of blood/energy.) spurt* * *<-[e]s, -en>[ʃtra:l]m3. (Wasserstrahl) jet* * *der; Strahl[e]s, Strahlen1) (Licht, fig.) ray; (von Scheinwerfern, Taschenlampen) beam2) (Flüssigkeit) jet3) (Math., Phys.) ray* * *Strahl m; -(e)s, -en; auch PHYS etc fig ray; (Lichtstrahl, gebündelter Strahl) beam; (Sonnenstrahl) ray (of sunlight), (sun-)beam; durchdringender: shaft of (sun-)light; von Blitz, Feuer: flash; (Wasserstrahl) jet ( auch TECH); langer: stream;aussenden emit radiation sg;vor schädlichen Strahlen schützen protect from harmful radiation sg* * *der; Strahl[e]s, Strahlen1) (Licht, fig.) ray; (von Scheinwerfern, Taschenlampen) beam2) (Flüssigkeit) jet3) (Math., Phys.) ray* * *-en (Mathematik) m.ray n. -en m.beam n.radiancy n.ray n. -
2 Wärmestrahlen
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3 ausstrahlen
(trennb., hat -ge-)I v/t2. PHYS. radiate, emit3. fig. (Güte etc.) radiate; (Selbstbewusstsein) exude; er strahlt Ruhe auf seine Umgebung aus he has a calming effect on people; das Bild strahlt Ruhe / Harmonie aus the picture gives you a great sense of calm / harmony4. (Zimmer) illuminateII v/i1. radiate, emanate (auch fig.) ( von from); auf jemanden ausstrahlen (sich übertragen) influence s.o., communicate itself to s.o., extend to s.o.* * *to beam; to exude; to radiate* * *aus|strah|len sep1. vtto radiate (auch fig); esp Licht, Wärme auch to give off; (RAD, TV) to transmit, to broadcast2. vi aux seinto radiate; (esp Licht, Wärme auch) to be given off; (Schmerz) to extend, to spread ( bis in +acc as far as)seine Freude strahlte auf die Zuhörer aus — his joy was communicated to the listeners
* * *1) (to give out (light, heat, a sound, a smell etc).) emit2) exude4) (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.) radiate* * *aus|strah·lenI. vt Hilfsverb: haben1. (abstrahlen)▪ etw \ausstrahlen to radiate sthLicht/Wärme \ausstrahlen to give off light/heatRadioaktivität \ausstrahlen to emit [or generate] radioactivity▪ etw \ausstrahlen to transmit [or broadcast] sth3. (verbreiten)▪ etw \ausstrahlen to radiate [or exude] sther strahlt eine wohltuende Ruhe aus he exudes a pleasant sense of calmII. vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (abstrahlen)▪ [von etw dat] \ausstrahlen to radiate; bes Licht, Wärme to be given off; Radioaktivität to be emitted [or generated2. (sich ausdehnen)3. (übergehen)▪ auf jdn/etw \ausstrahlen to spread out to sb/sth* * *1.transitives Verb2) (Rundf., Ferns.) broadcast; transmit2.intransitives Verb2) (fig.)auf jemanden/etwas ausstrahlen — communicate itself to somebody/influence something
* * *ausstrahlen (trennb, hat -ge-)A. v/t1. RADIO, TV broadcast, transmit;ausgestrahlt werden Sendungen: auch be put on (the) air2. PHYS radiate, emiter strahlt Ruhe auf seine Umgebung aus he has a calming effect on people;das Bild strahlt Ruhe/Harmonie aus the picture gives you a great sense of calm/harmony4. (Zimmer) illuminateB. v/i1. radiate, emanate (auch fig) (von from);auf jemanden ausstrahlen (sich übertragen) influence sb, communicate itself to sb, extend to sb2. Schmerz: spread (in +akk to);in die Beine ausstrahlen spread down (into) one’s legs* * *1.transitives Verb2) (Rundf., Ferns.) broadcast; transmit2.intransitives Verb2) (fig.)auf jemanden/etwas ausstrahlen — communicate itself to somebody/influence something
* * *v.to beam v.to emanate v.to emits v.to radiate v.to ray v. -
4 strahlend
I Part. Präs. strahlenII Adj.2. strahlender Sonnenschein bright ( oder brilliant) sunshine; strahlendes Sonnenlicht bright sunlight; strahlendes Wetter glorious weather3. strahlende Augen bright ( oder shining) eyes; strahlendes Gesicht beaming face ( oder expression); strahlendes Lächeln beaming smile; strahlende Schönheit radiant beauty; bei strahlender Laune sein be in great spirits, be in a great moodIII Adv.2. strahlend weiß gleaming white; Zähne: pearly white; strahlend blaue Augen shining blue eyes; strahlend helles Licht brilliant light; strahlend schönes Wetter glorious weather* * *(ausstrahlend) radiative;(freudig) beaming;(glänzend) bright; brilliant; resplendent; radiant;(radioaktiv) radioactive* * *strah|lend1. adjradiant; Gesicht auch beaming; Wetter, Tag bright, glorious; Farben brilliant, bright; (= radioaktiv) radioactivestráhlendes Lachen — beaming smile, beam
mit stráhlenden Augen — with bright or shining eyes
mit stráhlendem Gesicht — with a beaming face; (von Frau, Kind auch) with a radiant face
2. advder Tag war stráhlend schön, es war ein stráhlend schöner Tag — it was a glorious day
* * *1) radiantly2) (showing great joy: a radiant smile.) radiant3) (sending out rays of heat, light etc or carried, sent etc in the form of, or by means of, rays of heat, light etc.) radiant4) starry* * *strah·lendI. adj1. (sonnig) glorious2. (freudestrahlend) beaming3. (radioaktiv verseucht) radioactiveII. advjdn \strahlend ansehen to beam [or smile happily] at sb* * *B. adj2.strahlender Sonnenschein bright ( oder brilliant) sunshine;strahlendes Sonnenlicht bright sunlight;strahlendes Wetter glorious weather3.strahlende Augen bright ( oder shining) eyes;strahlendes Gesicht beaming face ( oder expression);strahlendes Lächeln beaming smile;strahlende Schönheit radiant beauty;bei strahlender Laune sein be in great spirits, be in a great moodC. adv1.strahlend vor Freude beaming with joy;jemanden strahlend anlächeln beam at sb2.strahlend weiß gleaming white; Zähne: pearly white;strahlend blaue Augen shining blue eyes;strahlend helles Licht brilliant light;strahlend schönes Wetter glorious weather* * *adj.beaming adj.beamy adj.brilliant adj.radiant adj.refulgent adj. adv.brightly adv.lustrously adv.radiantly adv.refulgently adv. -
5 Ausstrahlung
f1. PHYS. radiation, emission; FUNK., TV transmission, broadcast(ing)2. fig. einer Person: personality; stärker: personal magnetism, charisma; von ihm geht eine starke Ausstrahlung aus he has tremendous personal magnetism3. fig. von Ruhe, Zufriedenheit etc.: radiation4. von Schmerzen: transference, spreading* * *die Ausstrahlungemanation; vibes; radiation; vibrancy* * *Aus|strah|lungfradiation; (RAD, TV) transmission, broadcast(ing); (fig von Ort) aura; (von Mensch) charisma* * *die1) emission2) (rays of light, heat etc or of any radioactive substance.) radiation* * *Aus·strah·lungf1. (besondere Wirkung) radianceeine besondere \Ausstrahlung haben to have a special charisma2. RADIO, TV broadcast[ing], transmission* * *1) radiation; (eines Menschen) charisma2) (Rundf., Ferns.) transmission* * *1. PHYS radiation, emission; RADIO, TV transmission, broadcast(ing)von ihm geht eine starke Ausstrahlung aus he has tremendous personal magnetism3. fig von Ruhe, Zufriedenheit etc: radiation4. von Schmerzen: transference, spreading* * *1) radiation; (eines Menschen) charisma2) (Rundf., Ferns.) transmission* * *f.charisma n.radiation n.transmission n. -
6 herunter-brennen
((of the sun) to give out great heat: The sun's rays beat down on us.) beat down
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