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light bulb

/ˈlaɪt bʌlb/

Traducción: Dispositivo que produce luz cuando la electricidad lo atraviesa, generalmente consistente en una ampolla de vidrio que contiene un filamento incandescente o un diodo emisor de luz. También se usa metafóricamente para describir un momento repentino de inspiración o comprensión.

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/ˈlaɪt bʌlb/A2formaltechnical
  • esDispositivo que produce luz cuando la electricidad lo atraviesa, generalmente consistente en una ampolla de vidrio que contiene un filamento incandescente o un diodo emisor de luz. También se usa metafóricamente para describir un momento repentino de inspiración o comprensión.

A device that produces light when electricity passes through it, typically consisting of a glass bulb containing a filament or LED. Also used metaphorically to describe a sudden moment of inspiration or understanding.

  1. Electric light sourceA1formal

    A glass bulb containing a filament or other light-emitting element that produces light when electricity passes through it.

    esbombilla eléctrica

    • I need to replace the light bulb in the kitchen.
    • The light bulb flickered before it went out.
    • She switched on the lamp and the light bulb glowed brightly.
  2. Sudden ideaB1informal

    A sudden moment of inspiration or understanding, often depicted as a light bulb appearing above a character's head in cartoons.

    esBombilla de la idea

    • He had a light bulb moment and solved the puzzle.
    • A light bulb went off in her head when she saw the solution.
    • The inventor described his discovery as a light bulb idea.
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