spectrum — a band of colors produced when light is passed through a prism
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a band of colors produced when light is passed through a prism
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈspektrəm/
Korean meaning: 스펙트럼, 빛의 색깔 띠
Korean pronunciation: **스펙**트럼
Example Sentences
- My mood exists on a spectrum from 'I need coffee' to 'I've had too much coffee'.
- The company offers services across the full spectrum of digital marketing.
- Scientists use spectrum analysis to identify elements in distant stars.
spectrum
NOUN//ˈspektrəm//
a band of colors produced when light is passed through a prism
A student creates a colorful spectrum by passing sunlight through a prism
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A plectrum reveals the spectrum!
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Origin
From Latin 'spectrum' meaning 'appearance' or 'image,' derived from 'specere' meaning 'to look' or 'to see.' The term was adopted in English during the 17th century when Newton used it to describe the band of colors produced by a prism.
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“My mood exists on a spectrum from 'I need coffee' to 'I've had too much coffee'.”
“The company offers services across the full spectrum of digital marketing.”
“Scientists use spectrum analysis to identify elements in distant stars.”
“His interests span the entire spectrum from classical music to heavy metal.”
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