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radiance

/ˈreɪ.di.əns/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de emitir luz ou energia, frequentemente associada a brilho, calor ou aparência resplandecente.

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noun

/ˈreɪ.di.əns/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de emitir luz ou energia, frequentemente associada a brilho, calor ou aparência resplandecente.

A noun referring to the quality of emitting light or energy, often associated with brightness, warmth, or a glowing appearance.

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  1. Electromagnetic radiation measurementC1formalscientific

    The amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a specific point on a surface.

    ptRadiância

    • The sensor measures the radiance of the sun's rays.
    • Radiance values are crucial for climate modeling.
    • The instrument recorded the radiance from the distant star.
  2. Brightness and light emissionB2formal

    The quality of being bright and sending out rays of light.

    ptRadiância

    • The radiance of the morning sun filled the room.
    • Her smile had a warm radiance that lit up the room.
    • The diamond's radiance was breathtaking.

    Sinônimosbrightnessbrilliancedazzlegleamglowluminositylusterresplendenceshinesplendor

    Antônimosdarknessdimnessdullnessobscurity

  3. Health and happiness glowB2informal

    An attractive combination of good health and happiness that is visible in a person's appearance.

    ptBrilho

    • She had a natural radiance after her vacation.
    • His radiance comes from a positive outlook on life.
    • The bride's radiance was evident on her wedding day.

    Sinônimosbloombrightnessglowlustershinesparkle

Formas
  • radiances plural form
  • radiances' possessive plural form
  • radiance's possessive singular form
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