radiar

to treat with radiation

to broadcast

radiar

transitive verb

1. (medicine)

a. to treat with radiation

Como curso terapéutico inicial, el paciente será radiado.

As an initial treatment course, the patient will be treated with radiation.

b. to irradiate

El doctor decidió radiar el tumor para reforzar la quimioterapia.

The doctor decided to irradiate the tumor to reinforce chemotherapy.

2. (radio and television)

a. to broadcast

Aquella mañana, el discurso del presidente fue radiado a todo el país.

That morning, the President's speech was broadcast to the whole country.

3. (physics)

a. to radiate

Las ondas electromagnéticas son radiadas de manera uniforme desde una fuente.

Electromagnetic waves are radiated uniformly from a source.

4.

(colloquial)

(to exclude)

(South America)

a. to shun

Gustavo asegura que sus compañeros de trabajo lo están radiando, pero no sabe el motivo.

Gustavo claims he's being shunned by his coworkers, but he doesn't know why.

radiar

transitive verb

1. (irradiar)

a. to radiate

2. (physics)

a. to irradiate

3. (medicine)

a. to give X-ray treatment to

4. (por radio)

a. to broadcast

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radiar

transitive verb

1 (Física) to radiate

2 (Rad) to broadcast

3 (Med) to treat with radiation

radiar

transitive verb

1 (Latinoamérica) (borrar) to delete; cross off; (suprimir) to remove

2 (expulsar) to expel