neon

UK
/ˈniːɒn/
US
/ˈniːɑːn/

Translations

neonnoun
neons
pl
néonÉlément chimique.
The neon in the sign gave the restaurant a vibrant, eye-catching appearance.
Le néon de l’enseigne donnait au restaurant une apparence vive et accrocheuse.
néonEnseigne, tube ou dispositif lumineux au gaz néon.
The bar had several neons flickering in its front window.
Le bar avait plusieurs néons qui clignotaient dans sa vitrine.
Additional translations
néonCouleur vive et fluorescente, surtout en mode et en design.
Synonyms
neon gas
neon light
neon lamp
neon sign
neon tubing
neon lighting
neonadjective
more neon
Comp.
most neon
Super.
UK
/ˈniːɒn/
US
/ˈniːɑːn/
fluorescentPour des couleurs très vives et voyantes.
She wore a neon pink dress that stood out in the crowd.
Elle portait une robe rose fluorescent qui se remarquait dans la foule.
Additional translations
néonSe dit aussi de couleurs ou d’éléments rappelant la lumière des enseignes au néon.

Definitions

neonnoun
A chemical element with the symbol Ne and atomic number 10, known for its inertness and its use in neon signs due to its ability to emit a bright glow when electrified.
The neon in the sign gave the restaurant a vibrant, eye-catching appearance.
A type of bright, fluorescent color that is often used in fashion and design.
Neon has made a comeback on the runways this season.
A neon sign or light; a tube filled with neon gas that glows when an electric current passes through it.
The bar had several neons flickering in its front window.
neonadjective
Bright, vivid, and fluorescent in color, often used to describe colors that are very bright and eye-catching.
She wore a neon pink dress that stood out in the crowd.
Relating to or resembling the bright, glowing colors produced by neon lights.
The neon green sign lit up the entire street at night.
Containing or illuminated by neon gas, or utilizing neon lighting.
The storefront was outlined by neon tubing.