Infrared

Definitions

1. The electromagnetic radiation of a wavelength longer than visible light, but shorter than microwave radiation, having a wavelength between 700 nm and 1 mm.
   uncountable
2. A specific wavelength in this range.
   countable
3. A device that emits infrared radiation.
   countable

Equivalents

32 more languages

العربيةالأشعة تحت الحمراءتَحْتَ اَلْحَمْرَاء

Azərbaycan diliinfraqırmızı

Bosanskiинфрацрвен

Catalàinfraroig

Češtinainfračervený

Danskinfrarød

Ελληνικάυπέρυθρος

فارسیفروسرخ

Suomiinfrapunainfrapunainen

Gaeilgefodhearginfridhearg

Gàidhligfo-dhearg

Hrvatskiинфрацрвен

Magyarinfravörös

Bahasa Indonesiainframerah

Italianoinfrarosso

日本語赤外赤外線

ქართულიინფრაწითელიინფრაწითელი გამოსხივება

Қазақ тіліинфрақызыл

한국어적외적외선

Македонскиинфрацрвен

Bahasa Melayuinframerah

Nederlandsinfrarood

Polskipodczerwieńpodczerwony

Portuguêsinfravermelho

Românăinfraroșu

Русскийинфракра́сный

Српскиинфрацрвен

Svenskainfraröd

ไทยอินฟราเรด

Türkçekızılaltıkızılötesi

Українськаінфрачервоний

Tiếng Việthồng ngoại

Examples

“Collisions of these 'transparent' molecules with the molecules that do have⟳ absorption bands in the infrared can have⟳ a considerable influence⟳ on the intensities of the observed absorption bands.”

“Sonne has shown that by means of the luminous rays the temperature in the tissue may be raised to a higher degree than by the use⟳ of the infrareds.”

“Exposure of spectral pieces at centimeters, millimeters, and infrareds, which provide⟳ a top steadiness of the dependence "MCW radiation vs. parameter Δt" and its interannual (seasonal) dynamics.”

“In his room, he could install⟳ his infrareds without being discovered.”

“Beams are the active counterparts of passive infrareds (PIRs). Since these are active infrareds, they require⟳ two parts: a transmitter and a receiver.”

“Additionally, infrareds tend⟳ to cook⟳ food faster so there's less time to render said fat.”

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