Definition of white light in English:

white light

noun

mass noun

Apparently colourless light, for example ordinary daylight. It contains all the wavelengths of the visible spectrum at equal intensity.
白光（如通常的日光）
Example sentencesExamples
- Black deposits of mercuric sulphide were evident upon microscopic examination with white light.
- The white light split into different colours and each colour had been bent a different amount by the prism.
- The GSA of node 3 of Tradescantia cuttings is dependent on the fluence rate of white light.
- UV-B irradiation was performed either in the absence of other light sources or in the presence of white light.
- With a prism ordinary white light can be split into a spectrum that resembles a rainbow.
- His father begins to explain that all the colours of the rainbow are contained within white light.
- The coloured rays of light entered this second prism and a single ray of white light emerged.

Definition of white light in US English:

white light

nounˌ(h)wīt ˈlītˌ(h)waɪt ˈlaɪt

Apparently colorless light, for example ordinary daylight. It contains all the wavelengths of the visible spectrum at equal intensity.
白光（如通常的日光）
Example sentencesExamples
- The coloured rays of light entered this second prism and a single ray of white light emerged.
- Black deposits of mercuric sulphide were evident upon microscopic examination with white light.
- The GSA of node 3 of Tradescantia cuttings is dependent on the fluence rate of white light.
- With a prism ordinary white light can be split into a spectrum that resembles a rainbow.
- The white light split into different colours and each colour had been bent a different amount by the prism.
- His father begins to explain that all the colours of the rainbow are contained within white light.
- UV-B irradiation was performed either in the absence of other light sources or in the presence of white light.

单词	white light
释义	Definition of white light in English: white light noun mass noun Apparently colourless light, for example ordinary daylight. It contains all the wavelengths of the visible spectrum at equal intensity. 白光（如通常的日光） Example sentencesExamples Black deposits of mercuric sulphide were evident upon microscopic examination with white light. The white light split into different colours and each colour had been bent a different amount by the prism. The GSA of node 3 of Tradescantia cuttings is dependent on the fluence rate of white light. UV-B irradiation was performed either in the absence of other light sources or in the presence of white light. With a prism ordinary white light can be split into a spectrum that resembles a rainbow. His father begins to explain that all the colours of the rainbow are contained within white light. The coloured rays of light entered this second prism and a single ray of white light emerged. Definition of white light in US English: white light nounˌ(h)wīt ˈlītˌ(h)waɪt ˈlaɪt Apparently colorless light, for example ordinary daylight. It contains all the wavelengths of the visible spectrum at equal intensity. 白光（如通常的日光） Example sentencesExamples The coloured rays of light entered this second prism and a single ray of white light emerged. Black deposits of mercuric sulphide were evident upon microscopic examination with white light. The GSA of node 3 of Tradescantia cuttings is dependent on the fluence rate of white light. With a prism ordinary white light can be split into a spectrum that resembles a rainbow. The white light split into different colours and each colour had been bent a different amount by the prism. His father begins to explain that all the colours of the rainbow are contained within white light. UV-B irradiation was performed either in the absence of other light sources or in the presence of white light.
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