beaming

UK
/ˈbiːmɪŋ/
US
/ˈbiːmɪŋ/
beamingnoun
beamings
pl
UK
/ˈbiːmɪŋ/
US
/ˈbiːmɪŋ/
Gerund functioning as an uncountable noun; may take a plural in technical contexts.
Definitions
The act or process of sending out or transmitting beams of light, radio waves, particles, etc.
The beaming of laser pulses into space allowed scientists to measure the distance to the satellite.
In weaving, the operation of winding warp yarns onto a beam before they are placed on the loom.
Proper beaming is essential to avoid tangles in the warp threads.
beamingadjective
more beaming
Comp.
most beaming
Super.
UK
/ˈbiː.mɪŋ/
US
/ˈbiː.mɪŋ/
Translations
She had a beaming smile on her face.
У нее на лице была сияющая улыбка.
His beaming expression made everyone feel welcome.
Его лучезарное выражение лица заставило всех почувствовать себя желанными гостями.
Definitions
Radiating or as if radiating light; shining brightly.
The beaming sun lit up the entire valley, making it look like a scene from a painting.
Smiling broadly; showing great happiness or satisfaction.
She walked into the room with a beaming smile, clearly delighted with the news.
beamverb

beaming

Gerund

beamed
Past Simple
beamed
Past Participle
beaming
Gerund
UK
/biːm/
US
/biːm/
Translations
She beamed with joy when she heard the news.
Она сияла от радости, когда услышала новость.
излучатьо свете и энергии
The lighthouse beamed its light across the dark sea.
Маяк излучал свет над тёмным морем.
The satellite beams signals to Earth.
Спутник передает сигналы на Землю.
светитьо свете, луче
The lighthouse beamed its light across the dark sea.
Маяк светил над тёмным морем.
Additional translations
светитьсяо человеке, сияющем от радости
транслироватьо передаче телесигнала или радиосигнала
направлятьо взгляде, одобрении, сообщении
усиливатьстроит., о конструкции
Definitions
To emit light or energy in the form of rays or waves.
The lighthouse beamed its light across the dark sea.
To smile broadly and radiantly.
She beamed with joy when she received the good news.
To transmit a signal or broadcast.
The satellite beamed the television signal to homes across the country.
To direct or aim something, such as a look or a message.
He beamed his approval at the team from across the room.
Science fiction: to transport (a person or object) instantaneously by means of a beam of energy; to teleport.
The captain ordered the engineer to beam them back to the ship.
To strengthen, furnish, or support (a structure) with beams.
The builders beamed the floor to bear the additional load.
beamnoun
Definitions
A long, sturdy piece of squared timber or metal used to support the roof or floor of a building.
The old barn was held up by several large wooden beams.
A ray or shaft of light.
A beam of sunlight broke through the clouds and illuminated the valley.
A wide, happy smile.
A broad beam spread across his face when he saw the surprise.
The width of a ship at its widest point.
The ship's beam was measured to ensure it could pass through the narrow channel.
A horizontal bar used in gymnastics, typically 4 inches wide and 16 feet long, on which gymnasts perform balancing exercises.
The gymnast executed a flawless routine on the balance beam.
A directed stream of particles or energy other than visible light.
The accelerator generates a beam of protons to test the material's resilience.
beamadjective
Definitions
Relating to, consisting of, or designed for beams.
The beam calculations were double-checked by the structural engineer.