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irradiation

/ɪˌreɪ.diˈeɪ.ʃən/

Перевод: Существительное, обозначающее состояние воздействия радиации или столб света. В физиологии — распространение сенсорных нервных импульсов в коре головного мозга. В оптике — кажущееся увеличение яркого объекта на тёмном фоне. В павловском обусловливании — вызов условного рефлекса сходным, но не идентичным стимулом. В медицине — лечение заболеваний, особенно рака, путём воздействия радиоактивным веществом.

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/ɪˌreɪ.diˈeɪ.ʃən/C1formalscientific
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние воздействия радиации или столб света. В физиологии — распространение сенсорных нервных импульсов в коре головного мозга. В оптике — кажущееся увеличение яркого объекта на тёмном фоне. В павловском обусловливании — вызов условного рефлекса сходным, но не идентичным стимулом. В медицине — лечение заболеваний, особенно рака, путём воздействия радиоактивным веществом.

A noun referring to the condition of being exposed to radiation, or a column of light. In physiology, it denotes the spread of sensory neural impulses in the cortex. In optics, it describes the apparent enlargement of a bright object against a dark background. In Pavlovian conditioning, it is the elicitation of a conditioned response by a similar but not identical stimulus. In medicine, it refers to the treatment of disease, especially cancer, by exposure to a radioactive substance.

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  1. Exposure to radiationB2formalmedical

    The condition of being exposed to radiation, often in a medical or environmental context.

    ruОблучение

    • The patient underwent irradiation as part of cancer treatment.
    • Prolonged irradiation can damage healthy cells.
    • The lab monitors irradiation levels to ensure safety.

    Синонимыexposureradiation

  2. Beam of lightC1formalscientific

    A column of light emitted from a source, such as a beacon or lamp.

    ruЛуч света

    • The lighthouse sent a powerful irradiation across the sea.
    • An irradiation of light broke through the dark clouds.
    • The beacon's irradiation guided the ships safely to shore.
  3. Neural spreadC2formalscientific

    In physiology, the spread of sensory neural impulses across the cortex.

    ruИррадиация

    • Irradiation of neural signals occurs during sensory processing.
    • The study examined irradiation patterns in the brain's cortex.
    • Sensory irradiation helps integrate information from different stimuli.

    Синонимыdiffusionpropagationspread

  4. Optical illusionC2formalscientific

    The apparent enlargement of a bright object when viewed against a dark background.

    ruИррадиация

    • Irradiation makes the moon appear larger when it is low on the horizon.
    • The bright star showed irradiation against the night sky.
    • Artists sometimes use irradiation to create visual effects.
  5. C2formalscientific

    In Pavlovian conditioning, the elicitation of a conditioned response by a stimulus similar but not identical to the original stimulus.

    ruИррадиация условного рефлекса

    • Irradiation in conditioning explains why similar sounds trigger the same response.
    • The dog's salivation showed irradiation to a bell tone close to the original.
    • Pavlov's experiments demonstrated irradiation of conditioned reflexes.

    Синонимыgeneralizationstimulus generalization

  6. Cancer treatmentB2formalmedical

    The medical treatment of disease, especially cancer, by exposure to a radioactive substance.

    ruОблучение

    • Irradiation is a common therapy for localized tumors.
    • The patient received daily irradiation sessions for three weeks.
    • Doctors carefully plan irradiation to minimize side effects.

    Синонимыradiation therapyradiotherapy

Формы
  • irradiations plural form
  • irradiations' possessive plural form
  • irradiation's possessive singular form
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