radiance

英 [ˈreɪdiəns]

美 [ˈreɪdiəns]

n. 容光焕发; 红光满面; (散发出来的)光辉

复数：radiances　

BNC.21244 / COCA.17068

牛津词典

noun

容光焕发；红光满面
a special bright quality that shows in sb's face, for example because they are very happy or healthy
（散发出来的）光辉
warm light shining from sth

N-UNCOUNT 容光焕发；喜气洋洋
Radianceis great happiness which shows in someone's face and makes them look very attractive.
1. She has the vigour and radiance of someone young enough to be her granddaughter...
  她拥有与孙女辈的年轻人一样的活力和容光。
2. There was about her a new radiance.
  她焕发出新的神采。
N-UNCOUNT 光辉；发光；闪烁
Radianceis a glowing light shining from something.
1. The dim bulb of the bedside lamp cast a soft radiance over his face.
  床头灯朦胧的光柔和地投射在他脸上。

noun

the quality of being bright and sending out rays of light
Synonym:radiancyshineeffulgencerefulgencerefulgency
the amount of electromagnetic radiation leaving or arriving at a point on a surface
Synonym:glowglowing
an attractive combination of good health and happiness
1. the radiance of her countenance

The lake and the hills add radiance and beauty to each other.
湖光山色，交相辉映。
Radiance is so pervasive that geologists have uncovered evidence of 14 naturally occurring nuclear reactors.
辐射无处不在，地质学家们甚至已经发现了14处天然核反应堆存在的证据。
The host of heaven and the angel of the LORD had filled the sky with beauty and radiance.
一群天使和上帝的使者使天空充满了美丽和光彩。
The radiance of the October Revolution shines upon us.
十月革命的光芒照耀着我们。
Sky radiance might be influenced by the multiple reflectance between the earth's albedo surface and the atmosphere.
天空亮度可能受到地表与大气之间的多次反射的影响。
In life we are to radiate light into unseen places; not permit unknown fears to dim our radiance.
生活中，我们要把光辉撒向看不见的地方，不要允许莫名的恐惧来削弱我们的光彩。
The dim bulb of the bedside lamp cast a soft radiance over his face.
床头灯朦胧的光柔和地投射在他脸上。
Who says that the heart of an inch-long plant,| can requite the radiance of full spring?
谁言寸草心，报得三春晖。（孟郊《游子吟》）
His face bears a special radiance!
他的脸上散发着一种特殊的光辉！
He laughed, and that mysterious radiance lit up his face again.
他笑了，脸上又闪过神秘的光辉。