英：[dɪstɪˈleɪʃn]
美：[dɪstɪˈleɪʃn]
distillation如何读
distillation是什么意思
n.
（各种释义的）蒸馏（过程）
蒸馏物
蒸流
升华
distillation自然拼读
dis·til·la·tion
dI st leI shn
distillation扩展
distillatory (adj.)
distillation词根
词根：distil
n.distillate 精华；蒸溜物
distiller 蒸馏器；蒸馏酒者
distillery 酿酒厂；蒸馏室
distillment 蒸馏；蒸馏物；蒸馏法；精华（等于distilment或者distillation）
vi.distill 蒸馏；滴下；作为精华产生（等于distil）
distil 蒸馏；提炼；渗出
vt.distill 提取；蒸馏；使滴下
distil 蒸馏；提取…的精华；使渗出
distillation英英释义
noun
the process of heating a substance to produce a vapor, which is then cooled and condensed, in order to purify, concentrate, or extract components from the substance.Distillation is part of the process of producing alcoholic beverages.
that which is produced by, or as though by, this process.Her book is a distillation of the principle views on the subject.
distillation词组
vacuum distillation真空蒸馏
distillation column蒸馏柱
steam distillation蒸汽蒸馏
distillation tower蒸馏塔
molecular distillation[化]分子蒸馏；高真空蒸馏
batch distillation分批蒸馏；间歇式蒸馏
distillation method蒸馏法
azeotropic distillation共沸蒸馏
atmospheric distillation常压蒸馏
dry distillation干馏（等于destructive distillation）
distillation range[化]馏程；蒸馏区间；沸腾范围
reduced pressure distillation减压蒸馏
fractional distillation分馏
cryogenic distillation低温蒸馏
flash distillation闪蒸，快速蒸馏
distillation curve蒸馏曲线
distillation apparatus蒸馏器；蒸馏装置
distillation词源中文解释
14世纪晚期，“蒸馏的过程或行为”，源自中世纪拉丁语 distillationem（主格 distillatio），是拉丁语 distillare “以微小的滴落方式滴下”（见 distill）的动词过去分词词干的名词化。意思是“蒸馏的产物”始于15世纪初。
distillation_冶金学行业词汇
蒸馏
distillation_医学行业词汇
蒸馏：先气化后凝集的过程，以纯化一物质或将易挥发的物质与挥发性较差的物质分离
distillation词源英文解释
The first known use of distillation was in the 14th century
distillation儿童词典英英释义
distillationnoun
a process of heating a liquid or solid until it sends off a vapor and then cooling the vapor until it becomes liquid
distillation医学词典英英释义
distillationnoun
a process that consists of driving gas or vapor from liquids or solids by heating and condensing to liquid products and that is used especially for purification, fractionation, or the formation of new substances
something distilled
distillation 例句
1 Both films deploy the gaze dramatically, as a mode of action, and historically, as a distillation of the time and place in which the movie is set.
2 But as a powerful distillation of a young architect's ideas and one of the most radical pavilions to date, it sets a promising direction for the Serpentine programme.
3 The last shot of Issa crying on the floor while still wearing her evening gown is a distillation of pure loneliness.
4 A trip to view Faulkner’s spirits is the best possible way to begin a long weekend in Oxford, a town in which civilization and distillation, in all their higher forms, are revered.
5 Before distillation, the cider is rested on the lees, the dead yeast deposits left after fermentation, which impart great flavors.
6 I circled that sentence as I was reading, thinking it a nice distillation of both love’s folly and the mood of the fantastical Watteau.
7 In recent years, he has focused on mortality, in both a personal and general sense, with works of elegant distillation and subtraction.
8 “Sprained Ankle,” was a measured cry in the wilderness, a distillation of solitary despair.
9 Still, it probably hasn’t had a more potent distillation than “Embraceable Me,” the composition that closed the band’s first set at the Jazz Standard on Tuesday night.
10 We may purge water by distillation.
我们可以用蒸馏法使水净化。
11 Will have ugly distillation. Beautiful initiation.
才会有丑的升华。美的萌生。
12 But more than a thesis on the economics of grain distillation, The Last Man in Russia is a contemporary history refracted through the story of one extraordinary man.
13 There was “something so intoxicating” about the distillation of performance to one-on-one, she said.
14 The episode that airs two weeks from tomorrow, "Time Capsule," might be one of the show’s best – a distillation of what makes "Parks and Recreation" so endearing.
15 In recent years, Mr. Brook, who is 91, has been moving toward an increasingly literal interpretation of his often cited idea of theater as an empty space, toward a distillation of spectacle into simplicity.
16 Still, he comes off the best in this lifeless distillation of the tango.
17 “A Thousand Mountains” is itself the result of a process of distillation, isn’t it?
18 Purification of water may be achieved by distillation.
水的净化可由蒸馏获得。
19 But mainly this performance was a kind of pure distillation of the deep human emotions that usually lie buried at the heart of “Flute.”
20 Then there’s the material itself: Mr. Herman’s timeless score, of course, and librettist Michael Stewart’s marvelous distillation of the Wilder play.