incandescent in Russian
incandescent in Russian is накалённый добела, светя́щийся, сия́ющий — incandescent means giving off light because it has been heated to a very high temperature.
incandescent in Russian
накалённый добела
Pronounced: nakalyonnyy dobela
Emitting light as a result of being heated.
светя́щийся
Pronounced: svetyashchiysya
Shining very brightly.
сия́ющий
Pronounced: siyayushchiy
Shining very brightly.
горя́чий
Pronounced: goryachiy
(figurative) Showing intense emotion, as of a performance, etc.
пы́лкий
Pronounced: pylkiy
(figurative) Showing intense emotion, as of a performance, etc.
What does "incandescent" mean?
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adjective Giving off light because it has been heated to a very high temperature.
"The old incandescent light bulb glowed with a warm yellow light."
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adjective Extremely angry.
"He was incandescent with rage after discovering the betrayal."
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incandescent in a sentence
- The old incandescent light bulb glowed with a warm yellow light.
- He was incandescent with rage after discovering the betrayal.
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What is "incandescent" in Russian?
"incandescent" in Russian is накалённый добела, светя́щийся, сия́ющий. incandescent means: Giving off light because it has been heated to a very high temperature.
How do you pronounce накалённый добела?
"incandescent" in Russian is накалённый добела, pronounced "nakalyonnyy dobela".
How do you use "incandescent" in a sentence?
Example: "The old incandescent light bulb glowed with a warm yellow light." In Russian, "incandescent" is накалённый добела, светя́щийся, сия́ющий.
Are there other ways to say "incandescent" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "incandescent": накалённый добела, светя́щийся, сия́ющий, горя́чий, пы́лкий.
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