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Meaning emit meaning

What does emit mean?
Definitions in simple English

emit Verb

— If something emits gas, light, sound, etc., it sends it out. The sun emits hot rays.

emit

— verb expel (gases or odors) — verb (= give off) give off, send forth, or discharge; as of light, heat, or radiation, vapor, etc The ozone layer blocks some harmful rays which the sun emits — verb (= utter, let out) express audibly; utter sounds (not necessarily words) She let out a big heavy sigh He uttered strange sounds that nobody could understand

Synonyms emit synonyms

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emit English » English

give off radiate discharge send out issue eject shine emanate spread give out release produce give forth utter send forth exude spout shed secrete publish pour out pass off let out illuminate dispatch diffuse vent smoke shoot send reveal pour forth let loose irradiate glow glare generate evolve breathe yield void unlock unhand uncover ululate twinkle transpire throw temper steam

Topics emit topics

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Person Sense, perceive Hear

Sound

Conjugation emit conjugation

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emit · verb

Examples emit examples

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Simple sentences

Flesh does not emit light. or does it?
Lightbulbs emit heat.
Dr. Hawking predicted that black holes emit radiation in the X-ray to gamma-ray range of the spectrum.

Movie subtitles

Is it hereditary, the young bird's ability, to emit the particular song of its species, or is it learned by listening, by imitation?
It's made of some mysterious substance that does not emit, reflect or absorb any kind of light.
I suppose one of these weapons had been specially constructed to emit a radiation that our eyes couldn't stand.
I want that thing to emit light rays and to capture the future and the past. Hmm.
When one of our men is shot, these laser-sensitive vests emit a beeping noise.
Once out, the shuttle pod will emit an emergency beacon.
We have only enough power to emit hydrogen for that long.
If I emit the graviton beam now, it may serve as a lure.
Collapsing protostars can emit E-band bursts.
This tuning fork will emit a tone which, according to my calculations, should drive the little suckers crazy. Doc, if that's all we need to find the frog, what's the rest of this stuff for? Backup.
Master Chu, would you please demonstrate how to emit force with Pushing Hands?
The molecules would emit nucleonic particles.
I have remodulated the engines to emit an inverse warp field.
Adjust my positronic subprocessor to emit an interphasic pulse.
This screen was removed from the mouth of the ventilator, obviously to emit something much larger than a spider.
The clothes that were there didn't emit any radiation.
The object is beginning to emit M-rays of a highly unstable nature, captain.
They hit, toss, emit poisonous smoke.
All living organisms emit this energy.
I want that thing to emit light rays, and to capture the future and the past.
How? Does it emit powerful life-draining radiation?
I read them UFOs emit electromagnetic radiation. That fouls up anything that runs on electricity.
If I emit the graviton beam now, it may serve as a lure. A beacon.
Because of their extraordinary intelligence, they emit ultra high frequency vibrations in moments of great emotion or tension.
This transmitter will emit sound waves that Pisces can recieve, all thanks to the miscroscopic control we grafted into his brain.
Primates' vocal chords only allow them to emit a handful of cries.
Normally colliding particles in the vicinity of a black hole emit x-rays.
But there are all kinds of reasons why natural objects emit radio waves.
Some whales emit extremely loud sounds at a frequency of 20 hertz.
The molecules would begin to emit nucleonic particles.
You emit a foul and unpleasant odor.
I have remodulated the shuttle's engines to emit an inverse warp field.
Dead bodies build up gas which can cause them to emit sounds.
Animals emit signs, they ceaselessly emit signs, they produce signs.

News and current affairs

Finally, allow countries that need a higher quota to buy it from those that emit less than their quota.
So, in order to cut global carbon emissions in half by the middle of the century, we would obviously have to start getting a lot more of our energy from sources that don't emit carbon.
At that point, power companies that use antiquated technologies that emit massive amounts of greenhouse gases may face serious financial losses.
Unfortunately, clean, renewable energy sources that do not emit carbon dioxide, such as wind power and geothermal power, are not yet sufficient.
Using one candle for each switched-off bulb cancels out even the theoretical CO2 reduction; using two candles means that you emit more CO2.
Gasoline mileage is sufficiently enhanced to make the hybrid commercially viable, and gasoline-saving vehicles will become even more commercially viable when consumers are taxed for the carbon dioxide they emit from their vehicles.
They projected that developing countries would enter the Kyoto framework at some point, and would trade their rights to emit CO2 and other greenhouse gases to the United States and Europe in return for development aid.
On average, the rich countries emit 2.3 kg of CO2 for every kg of oil-equivalent unit of energy.
Instead, the Germans simply allow other parts of the EU to emit more CO2.
When these fossil fuels are burned, they emit carbon dioxide, which in turn changes the Earth's climate.
Firms that wanted to do the right thing, to spend the money to reduce their emissions, now worry that doing so would put them at a competitive disadvantage as others continue to emit without restraint.
Kyoto's underlying principle - that countries that emitted more in 1990 are allowed to emit more in the future - is unacceptable to developing countries, as is granting greater emission rights to countries with a higher GDP.
What is required, first and foremost, are market-based incentives to induce Americans to use less energy and to produce more energy in ways that emit less carbon.
But claims by Bush that America cannot afford to do anything about global warming ring hollow: other advanced industrial countries with comparable standards of living emit only a fraction of what the US emits per dollar of GDP.
Even the most modern and advanced conventional coal-fired power plants emit over 15 times more CO2 per unit of electricity than renewable energy systems, and more than twice the amount of efficient gas-fired power stations.
Every major user of fossil fuel would need to buy permits to emit CO2, and those permits would trade in a special marketplace.
Will they be allowed to emit carbon dioxide as in the past?
But reaching an accord that sets binding ceilings for what each country will be allowed to emit is not an option in Copenhagen.
Allocate to each country a greenhouse gas emissions quota equal to the country's population, multiplied by the per person share. Finally, allow countries that need a higher quota to buy it from those that emit less than their quota.
It would seek to reduce the cost of electricity from sources that do not emit greenhouse gases below that of coal power by 2025.
Just five years from now, developing countries are projected to emit more greenhouse gases than all developed countries.
He suggested that tumors emit a substance called tumor-angiogenesis factor, which causes surrounding blood vessels to grow toward it, supplying nutrition and removing waste.

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