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illumination

/ɪˌluː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la acción o estado de iluminar, pudiendo referirse a la iluminación espiritual o claridad mental, al nivel de luz en un entorno, a una explicación aclaratoria, a la medición de la luz sobre una superficie o a la decoración con colores y oro en manuscritos antiguos.

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/ɪˌluː.mɪˈneɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la acción o estado de iluminar, pudiendo referirse a la iluminación espiritual o claridad mental, al nivel de luz en un entorno, a una explicación aclaratoria, a la medición de la luz sobre una superficie o a la decoración con colores y oro en manuscritos antiguos.

A noun referring to the act or state of being illuminated, which can mean spiritual enlightenment, the level of light in an environment, a clarifying explanation, the measurement of light on a surface, or decorative artwork in a manuscript.

  1. Spiritual enlightenmentC1formal

    A state of profound spiritual insight or divine understanding.

    esIluminación espiritual

    • The monk achieved a state of deep illumination after years of meditation.
    • Many religious texts describe illumination as a gift from the divine.
    • Her sudden illumination brought clarity to her life's purpose.

    Sinónimosawakeningenlightenmentepiphanyinsightrevelationsatori

    Antónimosdarknessignoranceobscurity

  2. Lighting or brightnessB2formal

    The amount or quality of light in a particular environment.

    esIluminación (cantidad o calidad de luz)

    • The room's illumination was too dim for reading.
    • Good illumination is essential for a productive workspace.
    • The street lamps provided adequate illumination for the path.

    Sinónimosbrightnessbrilliancegleamglowlightlightingluminanceluminescenceradianceshine

    Antónimosblacknessdarknessdimnessduskgloomnightobscurityshadeshadow

  3. Clarifying explanationC1formal

    An interpretation or insight that resolves confusion or removes obstacles to understanding.

    esaclaración

    • The professor's lecture provided illumination on a complex theory.
    • Her comments offered a new illumination of the poem's meaning.
    • The document gave illumination to the previously unclear policy.

    Sinónimosclarificationedificationelucidationenlightenmentexplanationexplicationinsightinterpretation

    Antónimosconfusionobscurity

  4. Scientific light measurementC2formalscientific

    The luminous flux incident on a unit area, measured in lux.

    esIluminancia

    • The illumination in the lab was measured at 500 lux.
    • Proper illumination levels are critical for detailed work.
    • The sensor recorded the illumination of the solar panel.

    Sinónimosilluminance

  5. Manuscript decorationC2formalart

    Decorative artwork, such as painting or drawing, included in a book, especially in illuminated medieval manuscripts.

    esIluminación de manuscritos

    • The manuscript's illumination featured intricate gold leaf designs.
    • Medieval monks were skilled in the art of illumination.
    • The book's illumination depicted scenes from daily life.

    Sinónimosdecorationembellishmentillustrationminiatureornamentation

Formas
  • illuminations plural form
  • illuminations' possessive plural form
  • illumination's possessive singular form
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