incandescent 的定义
- produced by incandescence.
- glowing or white with heat.
- intensely bright; brilliant.
- brilliant; masterly; extraordinarily lucid: an incandescent masterpiece; incandescent wit.
- aglow with ardor, purpose, etc.: the incandescent vitality of youth.
incandescent 近义词
glowing
更多incandescent例句
- Some bulbs mimic bright blue daylight, while others try to recreate the warm glow of incandescent bulbs.
- Light in the ultraviolet spectrum attracts bugs, and incandescent twinkle lights give off just as much of this light as do regular incandescent bulbs.
- One set of two 33-foot connectable strings for a total of 200 incandescent lights.
- While traditional twinkle lights that use incandescent bulbs may require maintenance and bulb replacement as often as twice a year, some types of LEDs can last upwards of 50,000 hours.
- This is an imperfect film that still captures an elusive and incandescent vibe, as alluring as a strand of lights strung up for an impromptu concrete picnic.
- To that end, the budget postpones federal phase-out of incandescent electric bulbs.
- His bright idea turned out to be the incandescent light bulb, which he invented in 1880.
- The lighting industry has rolled out a series of new products—LEDs, CFLs, new incandescent bulbs—that comply with the standard.
- U.S. policy since 2007 has been to phase out incandescent light bulbs.
- They last far longer than incandescent bulbs and save enormous amounts of energy.
- Its a fine large word, and is in my line; it has quite a learned and cerebrospinal incandescent sound.
- The yacht is lighted throughout by electricity, there being over 200 incandescent lamps.
- On the inside of the spool, or towel support, an ordinary incandescent electric globe was placed.
- Pieces of platinum that will serve very nicely for the purpose may be obtained from an old incandescent lamp.
- The experiments and endeavors that brought this result constitute the story of the incandescent lamp.