Schemat użycia:
[something] radiates (heat/light/energy)
The fireplace radiated heat long after the flames died down.
A kandalló még jóval azután is sugározta a hőt, hogy a lángok kialudtak.
The metal roof radiates heat on hot afternoons.
A fémtető a forró délutánokon csak úgy ontja a hőt.
Stars radiate enormous amounts of energy.
Przykłady dla uczących się
The sun radiates heat.
A nap hőt sugároz.
This lamp radiates a soft light.
Ez a lámpa lágy fényt sugároz.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes use *radiate* when they mean *reflect* (bounce light back) rather than *emit* (send light out).
Znaczenie
give off heat or light
Kolokacje
radiate heat
|radiate light
|radiate warmth
|radiate energy
|radiate infrared heat
|radiate into space
|radiate from the sun
|radiate outward
|radiate at a high temperature
|radiate from the surface
Synonimy
emit (General and common in science/technical contexts.)
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give off (More everyday and informal.)
Antonimy
absorb (Take in energy instead of sending it out.)
Tematy
science
|everyday_life
Definicja
To give out heat or light.
To send out heat, light, or other energy from a source.
Schemat użycia:
[someone] radiates [emotion/quality]
She radiated confidence as she walked onto the stage.
Amikor a színpadra lépett, magabiztosságot sugárzott.
Even on stressful days, he somehow radiates calm.
Még a stresszes napokon is valahogy nyugalmat sugároz.
Their home radiates warmth and welcome.
Przykłady dla uczących się
He radiates happiness.
Boldogságot sugároz.
She radiates confidence.
Önbizalmat sugároz.
Częsty błąd:
A common error is using *radiate* for temporary facial actions (e.g., *radiate a smile*). More natural: *smile* or *beam*.
Znaczenie
show a feeling strongly
Kolokacje
radiate confidence
|radiate happiness
|radiate joy
|radiate calm
|radiate warmth
|radiate positivity
|radiate enthusiasm
|radiate charm
|radiate kindness
|radiate authority
Synonimy
exude (Often suggests a steady, natural quality.)
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project (Can imply doing it deliberately (e.g., projecting confidence).)
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beam (Usually about looking very happy; often linked to smiling.)
Antonimy
hide (Keep feelings or qualities from being seen.)
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mask (Cover or disguise what you feel or are like.)
Tematy
emotions
|people
|communication
Definicja
To look or seem full of a feeling, like happiness or confidence.
To show a feeling or quality so clearly that other people notice it immediately.
Schemat użycia:
[things] radiate from [place/point]
Several major roads radiate from the city center.
Több fontos út a városközpontból indul ki.
Thin cracks radiated from the point where the glass was hit.
Vékony repedések futottak szét onnan, ahol az üveget megütötték.
The hotel’s hallways radiate outward from a central atrium.
Przykłady dla uczących się
Streets radiate from the main square.
Az utcák a főtérről indulnak ki.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes use *radiate* for general spreading without a clear center; *spread* is more natural in that case.
Znaczenie
spread outward from a center
Kolokacje
roads radiate from
|streets radiate from the square
|paths radiate outward
|lines radiate from a point
|rays radiate from the sun
|branches radiate from the trunk
|corridors radiate from the lobby
|canals radiate from the center
|routes radiate out
|spokes radiate from the hub
Synonimy
fan out (Often used for people or things spreading out across an area.)
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spread out (More general; less focused on a central point.)
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branch out (Suggests forming separate branches or routes.)
Antonimy
converge (Come together toward a central point.)
Tematy
space
|travel
|geography
Definicja
To go out from one place in many directions.
To extend or spread out in lines or directions from a central point.
Schemat użycia:
[device/source] radiates [radiation/radio waves] (at [frequency])
The antenna radiates radio waves in all directions.
Az antenna rádióhullámokat sugároz minden irányba.
Any warm object radiates infrared radiation.
Minden meleg test infravörös sugárzást bocsát ki.
The equipment was designed to radiate less interference.
Przykłady dla uczących się
This antenna radiates signals.
Ez az antenna jeleket sugároz.
Częsty błąd:
In everyday English, *radiate* usually refers to heat/light or a feeling; for radio/TV signals, *broadcast* is often more natural.
Znaczenie
emit electromagnetic radiation
Kolokacje
radiate radio waves
|radiate electromagnetic energy
|radiate signals
|radiate at a frequency
|radiate power
|radiate from an antenna
|radiate outward
|radiate efficiently
|radiate interference
|radiate energy into space
Synonimy
emit (Neutral technical term for sending out radiation.)
|
broadcast (More specific to sending programs/messages to the public.)
Antonimy
shield (Prevent radiation from escaping (e.g., by shielding).)
Tematy
science
|technology
Definicja
To send out radiation, especially radio signals.
To emit electromagnetic radiation, especially radio waves, from a source or device.
Schemat użycia:
[pain/sensation] radiates (from [body part]) to/into [body part]
The pain started in my neck and radiated down my left arm.
A fájdalom a nyakamban kezdődött, és kisugárzott a bal karomba.
She described a burning sensation that radiated into her shoulder.
Égő érzésről számolt be, amely a vállába kisugárzott.
If chest pain radiates to the jaw, seek medical help immediately.
Przykłady dla uczących się
The pain radiated into my back.
A fájdalom kisugárzott a hátamba.
Częsty błąd:
Learners sometimes say *the pain is radiating* when they mean it is simply *getting worse*; *radiate* specifically means it spreads to another area.
Znaczenie
pain spread to another area
Kolokacje
pain radiates
|radiate down the arm
|radiate to the back
|radiate into the shoulder
|radiate through the leg
|radiating pain
|pain radiating from the chest
|pain radiating from the lower back
|radiate outward
|radiate along a nerve
Synonimy
spread (More general and less medical-sounding.)
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shoot (Often suggests sudden, sharp pain (e.g., pain shooting down the leg).)
Antonimy
localize (Stay limited to one specific spot.)
Definicja
If pain radiates, it moves from one place in your body to another.
(Of pain or a physical sensation) to spread from one part of the body to another, nearby part.