radiation in Greek
radiation in Greek is ακτινοβολία — radiation means the way something spreads outward from a point or surface, similar to rays of light fanning out.
radiation in Greek
ακτινοβολία
Pronounced: aktinovolia
What does "radiation" mean?
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noun The way something spreads outward from a point or surface, similar to rays of light fanning out.
"The radiation of love from the crowd was addictive to the young singer-songwriters."
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noun A short way of saying 'electromagnetic radiation'.
"Sunscreen helps protect your skin from harmful radiation from the sun."
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noun The process by which waves or particles spread out from a source.
"Heat loss by radiation is why a bare room feels cold at night."
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noun Energy that moves outward from a source and travels through space or a substance.
"The fire gives off radiation that you can feel on your face."
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radiation in a sentence
- The radiation of love from the crowd was addictive to the young singer-songwriters.
- The radiation of light from the lamp lit up the whole garden.
- Sunscreen helps protect your skin from harmful radiation from the sun.
- Microwave ovens use radiation to heat food quickly.
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What is "radiation" in Greek?
"radiation" in Greek is ακτινοβολία. radiation means: The way something spreads outward from a point or surface, similar to rays of light fanning out.
How do you pronounce ακτινοβολία?
"radiation" in Greek is ακτινοβολία, pronounced "aktinovolia".
How do you use "radiation" in a sentence?
Example: "The radiation of light from the lamp lit up the whole garden." In Greek, "radiation" is ακτινοβολία.
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