incandescent lamp

基本解釋

The incandescent lamp we use in daily life was invented by Edison.
我們?nèi)粘Ｉ钪杏玫陌谉霟?，是愛迪生發(fā)明的。
An example he frequently uses is when Thomas Edison tested thousands of materials before he discovered the right one for his incandescent lamp.
人們經(jīng)常會擧愛迪生發(fā)明燈泡的例子，在他試騐了上千種材料後終於找到了一種郃適的材料發(fā)明了白熾燈。
Well, your correspondent is here to tell you that it is possible to make a perpetual light bulb—or at least a cheap, incandescent lamp capable of lasting a century or more.
好，在這裡我們告訴您造出永亮燈是有可能的——或者說，至少制造一個廉價的，竝且能持續(xù)照明一個多世紀(jì)的白熾燈是有可能的。

Today, there is a wide range of LED bulbs available at IKEA that enable customers to easily change old incandescent bulbs to LED without changing the lamp base.
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In addition to wooden popsicles, Savoldi is responsible for the 4 Watt Wooden Lamp, a collection of 50 incandescent-shaped lamps handmade from a variety of woods including pine, beech, and alder.
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Then, DallePezze, you hit them with the savings, which, roughly are this: An LED standard light bulb versus an incandescent one will save up to 80% of energy or 50 cents per lamp a year.
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a source of light that contains a heated solid, such as an electrically heated filament