英:[dɪ'plɪtɪd]
美:[dɪ'plɪtɪd]
英:[dɪ'plɪtɪd]
美:[dɪ'plɪtɪd]
adj.
废弃的
v.
<正>使大大的减少,使空虚( deplete的过去式和过去分词 )
耗尽,使枯竭
词根:deplete
adj.depletable 可耗减的
depletive 使干涸的;减少血液的
n.depletion 消耗;损耗;放血
vt.deplete 耗尽,用尽;使衰竭,使空虚
verb
transitive verb
to empty of a principal substance depleting the country of its natural resources
The lake was depleted of water.
to lessen markedly in quantity, content, power, or value their depleted resources
deplete our life savings
depleted uranium贫铀;贫化铀
borrowed from Latin dēplētus, past participle of dēplēre "to drain, draw off, empty out," from dē- de- + plērē "to fill" — more at full >entry 1
The first known use of deplete was in 1807
deplorableadjective
deserving to be deplored : lamentable
a deplorable accident
very bad : wretched
deplorable conditions
deplorableadjective
deserving to be deplored : lamentable
a deplorable accident
very bad : wretched
deplorable conditions
depleteverb
to reduce in amount by using up : exhaust especially of strength or resources a depleted treasury
soil depleted of minerals
depleteverb
to reduce in amount by using up : exhaust especially of strength or resources a depleted treasury
soil depleted of minerals
depleteverb
to reduce in amount by using up : exhaust especially of strength or resources a depleted treasury
soil depleted of minerals
depleteverb
to reduce in amount by using up : exhaust especially of strength or resources a depleted treasury
soil depleted of minerals
1 The heatwave may now finally be passing but not in time for UK cinemas, which suffered a fourth successive weekend of sales depleted by fine weather.
2 Season 5 pulls in the depleted local media — Simon, a former Baltimore Sun reporter, settles some scores — to show why the years of drama we’ve watched barely rated a few column inches.
3 Hydrogen might be depleted with some of it turning into helium.
氢可能被耗尽,一部分变为氦.
4 At the same time, these kids seem to be shadowed by visions of the depleted selves they will be when youth is spent.
5 Finding new seams to replace depleted ones is becoming harder.
寻找新的矿层来代替已经枯竭的矿层开始变得越来越难。
6 What if he was a villain whose powers were depleted as soon as the light of the world hit his eyes?
7 Tree plantings in such places as Mexico, Canada and Spain will be focused on reforestation of depleted areas.
8 The crew, depleted by illness, had to work overtime — like other essential workers on the mainland.
9 It gets depleted of nutrients and becomes barren.
10 Food supplies were severely depleted.
食物供应已严重不足。
11 “It is asking a controversial question that in an epoch of severely depleted resources badly needs to be articulated,” she added.
12 This one ends with Saul visiting the slightly depleted department store and draping a very garish tie over a busily patterned shirt.
13 By the end of the winter the supply of grain was severely depleted.
冬季快要结束时,粮食贮备已经消耗得差不多了.
14 You can acknowledge how depleted the pandemic left you feeling, honor your bruised mind and body, and slowly embark on meaningful changes that are now possible.
15 And that depleted audience includes film fanatics like TIME's Gilbert Cruz who spent yesterday at a 24-hour marathon of the 10 movies nominated for tonight's Best Picture's award.
16 Cars drive automatically, according to an algorithm that keeps traffic zipping along, and run on batteries that can be swapped for fully charged versions when depleted.
17 Overfishing by locals depleted the reefs’ aquatic population, and forests cleared by developers led to more pollutants being dumped into rivers that flowed into the ocean, damaging the reefs.
18 Was the company’s wealth of stars to be depleted?
19 As the population expanded, Malthus reasoned, its resource pool would be depleted, and competition between individuals would grow severe.
20 Said Myrick: “A lot of people responded that videos made them feel better, happier, more content, more energized, less anxious, less angry, less depleted, less tired.”
2 人员不足的
3 减少
shrunken fall cut decrease reduction squeeze moderation depletion cutback slippage diminution falling-off lose reduce decline clip lower drain trim chop diminish lessen counteract depress curtail dwindle pare abate attenuate foreshorten ease off whittle down go down fall off cut back drop off cut down step down ease up draw down slim down down drop dip sag downturn slowdown drop-off ebb attrition abatement fall-off downswing slow thin slide sink slice shrink deplete erode shrivel slack off bring down roll back fall back fall away
5 减少的