n.白炽度，白（灼）热；白炽

The incandescence of the molten metal lit up the dark workshop.
熔化的金属发出的白炽光照亮了黑暗的车间。
The incandescence of the stars on a clear night is a breathtaking sight.
在晴朗的夜晚，星星发出的炽热光芒令人叹为观止。
The incandescence from the burning logs in the fireplace created a cozy atmosphere.
燃烧的木块在壁炉中发出的红热光辉营造出了一种温馨的氛围。
The filament in an incandescent light bulb produces light through incandescence when electricity passes through it.
白炽灯泡中的灯丝在通电时因热至白炽而发光。
The blacksmith's forge glowed with intense incandescence as he hammered the red-hot iron.
铁匠锤打红热铁块时，锻造炉散发着强烈的白热光。
The incandescence of the volcanic lava flow was visible from miles away.
火山熔岩流的炽热光芒在数英里外都能看见。
The artist captured the incandescence of the sunrise over the mountains in her painting.
艺术家在画作中捕捉到了山峦间日出的璀璨光芒。
The incandescence of the fireflies on a warm summer evening enchanted everyone present.
温暖夏夜中萤火虫发出的微弱白光让在场的每个人都着迷。
The old lamp gave off a soft incandescence, casting a warm glow over the room.
那盏旧灯散发出柔和的白炽光，给房间披上了一层温暖的光辉。
The incandescence of the stage lights illuminated the performers, capturing the audience's attention.
舞台灯光的强烈白炽照亮了表演者，吸引了观众的注意。