infrared
infrared — 形容詞
1. describing a type of invisible light whose wavelength is longer than that of red
紅外線的
波長比紅光長、不可見但有熱能的
describing a type of invisible light whose wavelength is longer than that of red light. Human eyes cannot see it, but the skin can feel it as warmth.
An infrared light above the front door helped the camera record visitors in complete darkness.
前門上方裝了一盞紅外線燈,讓攝影機即使在完全黑暗中也能拍到訪客。
infrared + noun for technology applications
Meteorologists use infrared satellite images to track the temperature of clouds during a storm.
氣象學家利用紅外線衛星影像來追蹤暴風雨期間雲層的溫度。
infrared + noun in scientific context
The doctor used an infrared thermometer to measure the child's temperature without touching her skin.
醫生用紅外線體溫計測量孩子的體溫,不需要碰到她的皮膚。
The art team used an infrared camera to see the original painting hidden beneath old layers of paint.
藝術團隊使用紅外線相機,看到了隱藏在舊顏料層底下的原始畫作。
- thermal
broader term covering any heat-related phenomenon; infrared specifically refers to a precise wavelength range
- ultraviolet
radiation at the opposite end of the visible spectrum, with shorter wavelengths than violet light
文法句型
infrared + noun
用法筆記
Infrared is almost always used before a noun (attributive position). Common noun partners include 'light', 'radiation', 'camera', 'sensor', 'heater', 'thermometer', and 'image'.