单词 | radiate |
释义 | ra·di·ate I. intransitive verb 1. < in the last white-hot phase of its collapse, the sun would begin to radiate as a star — F.L.Whipple > < a radiating focus of goodwill — R.L.Stevenson > 2. < light radiates > < heat radiates > < influences radiating from Paris — H.O.Taylor > < the system of patronage … provided a fixed center from which their work could radiate over society — C.D.Lewis > 3. < the web of little wrinkles that radiated from the corners of her eyes — Hamilton Basso > < streets radiating from a square > 4. < remarkably endowed creatures … radiated with amazing rapidity into a diversity of forms — L.C.Eiseley > transitive verb 1. < the sun radiates light and heat > < his blithe, buoyant personality radiated joy of life and goodwill — F.H.Garrison > < seems to radiate power and vitality — James Hewitt > < include … a man radiating peace, joy and wisdom — Henry Miller > 2. 3. < each center would then radiate influence until proper methods in science should gradually spread throughout the educational system — D.S. & Jessie K. Jordan > 4. < to radiate a program > Synonyms: see spread II. a. b. (1) < a radiate structure in an animal > (2) c. III. |
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