Radiated Meaning in English

word · lemma: radiate

US

ˈɹeɪdiˌeɪtɪd

RAY-dee-ay-tid

UK

ɹˈeɪdɪˌeɪtɪd

ray-DI-ay-tid

Definition

Produced energy, light, or heat and sent it out from a source. Can also mean to spread out from a central point.

Usage & Nuances

Usually used in a formal or scientific context. Common with words like 'light', 'heat', or 'energy.' It can describe both physical processes and emotions (e.g., 'she radiated happiness'). Not the same as 'emit,' which only refers to sending out (not spreading).

• Spanish: irradiar - emitir (energía/calor/luz)
• Portuguese (BR): radiar - emitir (energia/luz/calor)
• Portuguese (PT): radiar - emitir (energia/luz/calor)
• Chinese (Simplified): 辐射 - 散发（能量/光/热）
• Chinese (Traditional): 輻射 - 散發（能量/光/熱）
• Hindi: प्रसारित किया - विकिरित किया (ऊर्जा/प्रकाश/ऊष्मा)
• Arabic: أشعَّ - صادر (طاقة/حرارة/ضوء)
• Bengali: বিকিরিত হয়েছে - ছড়িয়ে পড়েছে
• Russian: излучалось - исходило
• Japanese: 放たれた - 発散した
• Vietnamese: tỏa ra - lan tỏa
• Korean: 방출되었다 - 퍼져나갔다
• Turkish: yaydı - saçıldı
• Urdu: پھیل گئی - خارج ہوئی
• Indonesian: dipancarkan - memancar

Example Sentences

The lamp radiated a soft, warm light.

basic

Heat radiated from the campfire.

basic

The sun's energy radiated in all directions.

basic

She radiated confidence during the interview.

natural

Warmth radiated through the room on a cold night.

natural

Laughter radiated from the group, making everyone smile.

natural