emanate

emanate from (someone or something)

To come or radiate from a particular source. A: "Who's playing such loud music at this time of night?" B: "It seems to be emanating from a house across the street."

emanate from someone or something

to arise from or come out of someone or something. A strange smell emanated from the basement. Some kind of eerie light emanated from the eyes of the statue.

词组	emanate
释义	emanate emanate from (someone or something) To come or radiate from a particular source. A: "Who's playing such loud music at this time of night?" B: "It seems to be emanating from a house across the street." See also: emanate Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. emanate from someone or something to arise from or come out of someone or something. A strange smell emanated from the basement. Some kind of eerie light emanated from the eyes of the statue. See also: emanate McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: emanate from emanate from (someone or something) assault the ear to wake the dead, loud enough loud enough to wake the dead for crying out loud For crying out loud! out loud thunder across LOL
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