luminescence 英 [ˌlu:mɪˈnesns]   美 [ˌluməˈnɛsəns]

luminescence

luminescence  英 [ˌlu:mɪˈnesns] 美 [ˌluməˈnɛsəns]

n. [光] 发冷光 

名词复数:luminescences 

A quirk of light causes a strange luminescence in its dark recesses, and as we emerge someone tolls the bell. 一束奇异的光线照亮了黑暗的山洞,我们进入到山洞里时有人敲响了钟声。
This will save energy and absorb CO2 as the bio-LED luminescence will cause the chloroplast to conduct photosynthesis. 它不仅节能而且可以吸收 CO2,同时生物 LED 发光可导致叶绿体进行光合作用。

  • When some object gives off light, that light is called luminescence. The luminescence of a lighthouse helps keep boats safe on foggy nights.
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  • n. [光] 发冷光
  • 1. A quirk of light causes a strange luminescence in its dark recesses, and as we emerge someone tolls the bell.

    一束奇异的光线照亮了黑暗的山洞,我们进入到山洞里时有人敲响了钟声。

  • 2. This will save energy and absorb CO2 as the bio-LED luminescence will cause the chloroplast to conduct photosynthesis.

    它不仅节能而且可以吸收 CO2,同时生物 LED 发光可导致叶绿体进行光合作用。

  • 3. In an added bonus, the luminescence will cause the leaves’ chloroplasts to photosynthesize, which will result in more carbon being captured from the air while the streets are lit.

    作为额外的回报,其发出的冷光能使叶子内的叶绿体进行光合作用,使街道被照亮的同时又能吸收掉更多的二氧化碳。

  • luminescence (n.) 1884, coined in German physicist Eilhard Wiedemann (1852-1928) from Latin lumen (genitive luminis) "light" (from suffixed form of PIE root *leuk- "light, brightness") + -escence.
lu·mi·nes·cence / ˌluːmɪˈnesns ; NAmE ˌluːmɪˈnesns / noun [uncountable ] ( technical 术语 or literary) a quality in sth that produces light 发光;光辉 lu·mi·nes·cent / ; NAmE / adjective lu·mi·nes·cence / ˌluːmɪˈnesns ; NAmE ˌluːmɪˈnesns / lu·mi·nes·cent / ; NAmE /
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