英:[ˈælɔɪ , əˈlɔɪ]
美:[ˈælɔɪ , əˈlɔɪ]
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al·loy
复数:alloys
第三人称单数:alloys
现在分词:alloying
过去式:alloyed
过去分词:alloyed
alloyed (adj.)
noun
the degree of mixture with base metals : fineness
a substance composed of two or more metals or of a metal and a nonmetal intimately united usually by being fused together and dissolving in each other when moltenalso: the state of union of the components
an admixture that lessens value
an impairing alien element
a compound, mixture, or union of different things
an ethnic alloy of many peoples
archaic a metal mixed with a more valuable metal to give durability or some other desired quality
verb
transitive verb
temper, moderate
to impair or debase by admixture
to reduce the purity of by mixing with a less valuable metal
to mix so as to form an alloy
intransitive verb
to lend itself to being alloyed
iron alloys well
aluminum alloy[冶金]铝合金
aluminium alloy铝合金
magnesium alloy镁合金
alloy steel合金钢
titanium alloy钛合金
hard alloy硬质合金
zinc alloy锌合金
copper alloy铜合金
low alloy低合金
shape memory alloy形状记忆合金
low alloy steel低合金钢
alloy powder合金粉末;铝金粉末
amorphous alloy非晶态合金,无定形合金
metal alloy金属合金
alloy castingn. 合金铸件,合金铸造
alloy plating合金电镀
alloy wire合金线;合金钢丝
tungsten alloy钨合金
iron alloy铁合金
alloy layer合金层
14世纪初,“贵族金属相对自由于合金或其他杂质”,源自盎格鲁-法语 alai,古法语 aloi “合金”,源自 aloiier(参见 alloy(v.))。意思“贵金属合金化的基础金属”始于约1400年。现代拼写法始于17世纪晚期。指“任何金属混合物”,不涉及价值,始于1827年。
合金:熔化状态时互溶的两种以上金属或准金属的固态混合物
可分为二元、三元和四元等,视合金中金属种数而定。合金也可按其固化时的表现而分类
合金
合金
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Noun French aloi, from Old French alei, from aleir to combine, from Latin alligare to bind — more at ally
The first known use of alloy was in 1593
alloy1 of 2noun
a substance consisting of two or more metals or of a metal and a nonmetal united usually by being melted together
alloy2 of 2verb
to reduce the purity of by mixing with a less valuable metal
to mix so as to form an alloy
to make worse by mixing with something else
alloy1 of 2noun
a substance consisting of two or more metals or of a metal and a nonmetal united usually by being melted together
alloy2 of 2verb
to reduce the purity of by mixing with a less valuable metal
to mix so as to form an alloy
to make worse by mixing with something else
alloy1 of 2noun
a substance consisting of two or more metals or of a metal and a nonmetal united usually by being melted together
alloy2 of 2verb
to reduce the purity of by mixing with a less valuable metal
to mix so as to form an alloy
to make worse by mixing with something else
alloy1 of 2noun
a substance consisting of two or more metals or of a metal and a nonmetal united usually by being melted together
alloy2 of 2verb
to reduce the purity of by mixing with a less valuable metal
to mix so as to form an alloy
to make worse by mixing with something else
alloynoun
the degree of mixture with base metals
a substance composed of two or more metals or of a metal and a nonmetal intimately united usually by being fused together and dissolving in each other when moltenalso: the state of union of the components
1 To alloy means to reduce the value of the pureness.
降低成色实质上减少了纯度.
2 Brockman says: "The worst case is all we find is something we call Daz, the green soap powder like substance that aluminium alloys can crumble away into."
3 Choose from bracelets, pendants, or rings in gold, sterling silver, or their hypoallergenic proprietary alloy, Platanium.
4 No machinery will be transferred to Alloy in the deal, he added.
没有机械将被转移到合金的协议, 他补充说.
5 The common alloy spring steels are the most important spring materials.
通用合金弹簧钢是用途最广、最重要的弹簧材料.
6 The fusible alloy will prevent the disk from rupture if it remains in place.
如果易熔合金保持在适当的位置,它将防止破裂盘破裂.
7 European metalworkers tended to create metal objects by pouring molten alloys into shaped molds.
8 Ms. Zycherman will be testing the alloys of the remaining two after the Picasso show closes in January.
9 Brass is an alloy of copper and zinc.
黄铜是铜和锌的合金。
10 Also in Ukraine, a bronze statue of Lenin in the grounds of an Odessa factory was recently given a makeover as Darth Vader, with a uniform specially sculpted from a titanium alloy.
11 Carson Glover, the director of worldwide media relations at Tiffany, said that a metal “is defined as an alloy of two or more metallic elements.”
12 The powder metallurgy of high aluminium zinc alloy and its tribological characteristics have been studied.
初步研究了高铝锌基合金的粉末冶金工艺及其材料的摩擦磨损性能.
13 The company produces titanium alloy.
该公司生产钛合金。
14 And he, too, is a haunting figure, an enigmatic alloy of decency, selfishness, murderous rage and tenderness.
15 “Cyrus,” with Jonah Hill as the overgrown stay-at-home kid, forged an unstable alloy of hilarity and creepiness.
16 Brass alloy of copper and zinc.
熔合铜和锌制成黄铜.
17 Piper's fluid score bubbled and flared dramatically to a montage of molten alloys, confirming that the festival's young composer-in-association is certainly a bright spark.
18 Applications : used in carbide alloy, diamond tools, biding admixture , high - temperature alloy , rechargeable cell.
用作硬质合金,磁性材料, 金刚石工具, 高温合金, 可充电池等.
19 In slightly more measured tones, Variety said the "visually lavish sci-fi adventure" was "a highly unstable alloy of the serious, the goofy and the downright derivative."
20 This is not pure gold ; there is some alloy in it.
这不是纯金, 里面混有杂质.
1 搀
2 成份
4 合金
5 降低…的品质
6 减少
down cut attenuate reductive subtractive decrease dip decay lapse drop-off wane rundown shrinkage abatement drawdown letdown knockdown diminution decrement step-down falloff letup take fall reduce decline sink descend diminish shorten deduct lessen recede fritter minish break relax shrink impair dampen whack scant dwindle abate retrench bate gear down bring low cut down on take from
8 降低
fall cut decrease reduction slippage diminution falling-off reduce drop decline lower drain sink compromise diminish lessen degrade depress dwindle attenuate go down come down bring down put down fall off step down
9 减低
10 缓和
palliative modification relaxation moderation thaw détente modify excuse mitigate alleviate temper mute soothe subdue opiate salve defuse assuage mollify obtund give season qualify relax soften modulate abate lenitive remissive relaxative remission easement appeasement palliation ease subside remit slake prepare smooth quiet absorb relieve cushion slack lighten balm appease solace attenuate deaden slacken stanch palliate attemper
11 损害
detrimentally inroads loss injury hurt toll prejudice corrosion mischief detriment ravage punishing disservice spoilage vitiation scathe damnification reflect damage harm compromise blast stain injure spoil impair smear puncture vitiate damnify
12 减损
loss lowering derogate detract shake detractory detractive takeoff depletion derogation detraction take chip at take from beggar
13 熔合