neon induction lamp
- noun
- Specialized
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lámpara de inducción de neón
- Compared to traditional bulbs, a neon induction lamp lasts significantly longer and generates less heat.
Examples
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He replaced his old sign with a neon induction lamp for better visibility and lower maintenance.
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The neon induction lamp is used in some scientific instruments due to its efficient light output.
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The neon induction lamp flickered to life.
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Many neon induction lamps are used in modern art installations.
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The neon induction lamp provides bright illumination for large areas without requiring direct wiring.
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In the new exhibition, the artist used a neon induction lamp to create stunning light effects that drew in visitors.
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With its low energy consumption, a neon induction lamp is an environmentally friendly lighting option.
Synonyms
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A glass container filled with neon gas that glows when electricity passes through it
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A lamp that makes light when electricity passes between two metal points inside a gas
A small electric light that glows when electricity passes through neon gas
A lamp that makes light when electricity passes through gas in a glass tube
A lamp that makes light by passing electricity between two metal parts inside a glass tube
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Morphology
The phrase is fully compositional: 'neon' names the gas, 'induction' names the electrical method, and 'lamp' denotes a light source, so the meaning 'a lamp using neon gas lit by induction' is directly derivable from its parts. This follows standard noun-modifier composition and is neither idiomatic nor metaphorical, so a B1 learner who knows the constituent words should understand it.
Etymology
Neon induction lamp: The name neon induction lamp comes from a glass tube filled with neon gas that lights up when invisible electric waves called induction make the gas 'glow' without wires touching it. That's why this lamp lasts longer and gives off less heat than lamps with hot wires.