1.出(声),发,放(光等),发射,放射(热等)
2.吐露(意见等)
3.颁布(命令等);发行(纸币等)
1.to send something out into the air, especially gas, light, or heat
2.to make a sound
1.There is even an outside chance that this unexpected effect is brought about by a previously unknown particle emitted by the sun.
存在一种极小的可能性，即这种意想不到的效应是由一种太阳发射出的不曾被了解的粒子造成的。
2.For the fat crystal emitted by the authority of natural energy, to enhance their decision on the matter of fruit, can engender awe.
对于发晶所自然散发出的权威能量，能够加强本身对事情的果决，可以使人产生敬畏之心。
3.As you travel further from the root down the tree, other summaries (that are less than the summary in the root) can be emitted.
当您从树根沿着树向下走时，其他汇总（小于树根处的汇总）可以被发出。
4.provided that the gas emitted will not cause danger on account of its toxicity, its flammability, the quantity released, ETC.
但所释放的气体不得因其毒性、易燃性和排放量而造成危险。
5.And authorities may never definitively determine how much radiation was emitted, or how many got sick because of it.
同时当局不可能完全确定有多少放射物质释放，以及多少人为此致病。
6.If you emitted the keys at this point, you'd also see a pair of [studio doc-id]s for each document in the database.
如果您在这个点发出键，您还将看到针对数据库中的每个文档的一对[studiodoc-id]。
7.Less obvious but just as real, is the infrared radiation emitted by the surface, and by the air.
由地面及空气发射的红外辐射虽不如它明显，然而却同它（可见光）一样实际存在着。
8.He emitted a laboured breath, as if the scene were getting rather oppressive to his heart, or to his conscience, or to his gentility .
他沉重地呼了一口气，仿佛当时的情景使他的良心感受到了压力，使他的良知和脸面也感受到了压力。
9.It was understood that sunspot activity was not at its peak in 1932 and hence the radio waves were unlikely to be emitted from the Sun.
据悉，1932年并非太阳黑子活动的高峰期，由此推测无线电波并非自太阳发出，央斯基认为这些无线电波是从银河系而来。
10.She reached out for me with trembling hands and emitted a small sharp cry, the kind a rabbit makes when in the distress of the snare.
她朝我张开双臂，两手直抖，发出一声短促的尖叫，痛苦得好像掉入了陷阱的兔子。