fluorescent
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /flʊˈrɛsənt/ · UK /flɔːˈresənt/
fluorescent means: Describing electric lights that produce light using gas inside a tube and a special coating.
adjective
Describing electric lights that produce light using gas inside a tube and a special coating.
- The room has fluorescent lights.
- A fluorescent tube flickered above the desk.
- They replaced the old fluorescent lighting in the office.
Having a very bright color that looks almost as if it gives out light.
- She wore fluorescent pink shoes.
- Workers in fluorescent jackets stood beside the road.
- He highlighted the date with a fluorescent yellow marker.
Giving out light after taking in light, or describing the light produced this way.
- The dye is fluorescent.
- These fluorescent minerals glow under ultraviolet light.
- Scientists marked the cells with a fluorescent protein.
Related to the process in which a material takes in light and gives out light of another color.
- The lab uses fluorescent imaging.
- Fluorescent analysis helped the researchers locate the protein.
- They compared two fluorescent detection methods.
noun
An electric light, usually a tube, that uses gas and a special coating to produce light.
- A fluorescent hummed overhead.
- They replaced the fluorescents in the kitchen.
- One of the old fluorescents kept flickering.
Questions about fluorescent
What does fluorescent mean?
Describing electric lights that produce light using gas inside a tube and a special coating.
What is fluorescent in other languages?
Türkçe: floresan · Español: fluorescente · Français: fluorescent · Deutsch: fluoreszierend · Italiano: fluorescente · 日本語: 蛍光灯の
How do you pronounce fluorescent?
In American English /flʊˈrɛsənt/; in British English /flɔːˈresənt/.
How do you use fluorescent in a sentence?
The room has fluorescent lights. A fluorescent tube flickered above the desk.
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