fluorescence; fluorescent light

screen coated with a luminescent substance, used in televisions, oscilloscopes, and monitors

The screen used for showing movies or television programs

A lamp consisting of a tube filled with mercury vapor and argon, coated on the inside with a substance that emits light when electricity passes through it; also called [[日光灯|日光燈|ri4 guang1 deng1]]

A screen coated with fluorescent material used to display images or waveforms in devices like televisions or oscilloscopes; also used to refer to a television or computer screen (in Taiwan: [[萤幕|螢幕|ying2 mu4]] or [[萤光幕|螢光幕|ying2 guang1 mu4]])

A powdery substance that emits visible light when exposed to light or other radiation; commonly used in fluorescent and neon lamps.

glimmering or twinkling; flickering, especially of stars or candlelight

to dazzle and confuse; to bewilder others, especially through deceptive speech or persuasion

the screen of a television or computer monitor; primarily used in Taiwan

production and emission of light by a living organism

fluorescent whitening agent; a chemical used in laundry detergents, paper, and textiles to make materials appear whiter and brighter by reflecting ultraviolet light

A type of organic compound used as a dye to brighten textiles and paper; also used in detergents to make fabrics appear whiter by absorbing ultraviolet light and emitting it as visible blue light.

a stick-shaped object that emits fluorescent light through a chemical reaction, often used at concerts, parties, or for emergency signals

highlighter pen; fluorescent marker

Mars as it is known in traditional Chinese astronomy

fluorescent powder; phosphor; (variant form) a substance that emits light through fluorescence or phosphorescence

(literary) the light of fire; a faint glimmer of light

splendid in green and gold; used to describe buildings or furnishings that are magnificent and radiant