Emissionの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: Something emitted.

Most often with gases. A car emits exhaust fumes. Animals emit carbon dioxide. Plants emit oxygen.

A person who needs a bath emits body odor.

A: Electronic warfare (EW) is any action involving the use of the electromagnetic spectrum (EM spectrum) or directed energy to control the spectrum, attack an enemy, or impede enemy assaults

A: It's like the gas that comes out of cars

A: Emissions from cars combine to become smog.
Countries work together to reduce greenhouse emissions.
Radio emissions can interfere with the equipment.

A: One of the things that is damaging the atmosphere is the carbon emissions from cars.
Carbon emissions come from the exhaust that vehicles release from using gasoline.
Her emission to the court confirmed her guilt.

A: Very similar, but I think their uses are a bit different.

Discharge...for me, it has a bit of a 'gross' image. I hear it and I think "ewww." (気持ち悪い, I think). Like pus or something coming out of a wound, or something gross either coming out slowly or shooting out of something, again from a cut or wound.

Emission is more neutral. But emission makes me think of a car "emission test" and emissions that cause air polution.

A: Emissions are any kind of waste product -- gas, liquids, radiation.
Exhaust is just waste gas.

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A: it makes “emissions” the focus of the sentence

A: CO2 emissions from oil production account for only 5% of total emissions from the global oil industry.
The rest of emissions from the petroleum sector are caused by combustion and transport.

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A: Sounds natural, but to sound less awkward you could take out the "more" and add "compared to" where "than" is.

A: You mixed a general object (heating, it could be an AC or a fireplace and so on) and a specific object (the refrigerator) which is a bit confusing. I would go with either: 'The emission of heating and cooling is similar.' or 'The emission of the AC and the refrigerator is similar.'