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1 luminous color
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2 non-self-luminous color
English-german technical dictionary > non-self-luminous color
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3 luminous
adjective1) (bright) hell [Feuer, Licht usw.]; [hell] leuchtend; Leucht[anzeige, -zeiger usw.]luminous paint — Leuchtfarbe, die
2) (of light) Leucht[kraft, -stärke usw.]* * *['lu:minəs](giving out light; faintly shining so as to be visible in the dark: a luminous clock-face.) Leucht-...- academic.ru/44198/luminosity">luminosity* * *lu·mi·nous[ˈlu:mɪnəs, AM ˈlu:mə-]her eyes were \luminous with merriment ihre Augen strahlten vor Glück2. (phosphorescent) phosphoreszierend, Leucht-\luminous hand Leuchtzeiger m\luminous paint Leuchtfarbe f* * *['luːmɪnəs]adj1) leuchtend; glow fluoreszierendor color (US) — Leuchtfarbe f
my watch is luminous — meine Uhr leuchtet im Dunkeln
* * *luminous [ˈluːmınəs] adj (adv luminously)1. leuchtend, strahlend, Leucht…:luminous dial Leuchtzifferblatt n;luminous energy PHYSa) Licht-, Strahlungsenergie f,b) Leuchtkraft f;2. hell erleuchtet (Saal etc)3. fig glänzend (Zukunft etc)4. figa) intelligent, brillant:a luminous mind ein klarer Verstandb) klar, einleuchtend (Ideen etc)* * *adjective1) (bright) hell [Feuer, Licht usw.]; [hell] leuchtend; Leucht[anzeige, -zeiger usw.]luminous paint — Leuchtfarbe, die
2) (of light) Leucht[kraft, -stärke usw.]* * *adj.leuchtend adj. -
4 luminous
< art> (color tone) ■ leuchtend
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