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irradiate

/ɪˈreɪ.di.eɪt/

Übersetzung: Verb, das bedeutet, etwas Strahlung auszusetzen, wie Licht, Röntgenstrahlen oder anderen Energieformen, oder selbst Strahlung abzugeben.

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verb

/ɪˈreɪ.di.eɪt/C1formalscientific
  • deVerb, das bedeutet, etwas Strahlung auszusetzen, wie Licht, Röntgenstrahlen oder anderen Energieformen, oder selbst Strahlung abzugeben.

A verb meaning to expose something to radiation, such as light, X-rays, or other forms of energy.

  1. To illuminate spirituallyC2formal

    To enlighten or give spiritual insight, often in a religious context.

    deErleuchten

    • The holy text irradiates the soul with divine wisdom.
    • The monk's teachings irradiate the minds of his followers.
    • She felt a profound peace irradiate her spirit during meditation.

    Synonymeedifyenlightenilluminateillumineinspire

  2. To shine light uponC1formal

    To cast rays of light upon something; to illuminate.

    deBestrahlen

    • The morning sun irradiates the valley with a golden glow.
    • The lighthouse irradiates the dark sea, guiding ships to safety.
    • The stage lights irradiate the performer, making them the center of attention.

    Synonymebrightenilluminateilluminelightlighten

  3. To expose to radiationB2formalscientific

    To expose something to radiation, such as X-rays or gamma rays, often for sterilization or treatment.

    deBestrahlen

    • The medical team will irradiate the tumor to shrink it.
    • Food is sometimes irradiated to kill bacteria and extend shelf life.
    • The lab technician irradiates the sample to analyze its composition.
Formen
  • irradiated past participle
  • irradiated past simple
  • irradiating present participle
  • irradiates third person singular
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