volatile如何读

英:[ˈvɒlətaɪl]

美:[ˈvɑːlətl]

volatile英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 易变的,反复无常的,易激动的 of a quickly changing,undependable nature,especially easily becoming angry or dangerous
  2. (液体或油)易挥发的 (of a liquid or oil) easily changing into a gas

volatile是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 易变的
  2. 轻快的
  3. 爆炸性的
  4. 轻浮的
  5. 反复无常的
  6. 易挥发的
  7. 短暂的
  8. 飞逝的
  9. 不稳定的
  10. 易发作的
  11. 反覆无常的
  12. 活泼的
  13. 挥发(性)的
  14. 飞散(性)的
  15. 可变的
  16. 快活的
n. (名词)
  1. 有翅的动物
  2. 挥发物
  3. 能飞的动物
  4. 易挥发的物质
  5. 挥发性物质

volatile自然拼读

vol·a·tile

va l tihl

volatile扩展

volatileness (n.), volatility (n.)

volatile词根

词根:volatile

adj.

volatilizable 可发散的;易挥发的

n.

volatility [化学] 挥发性;易变;活泼

vi.

volatilize 挥发

vt.

volatilize 使挥发;使发散

volatile英英释义

adjective

characterized by or subject to rapid or unexpected change

a volatile market

unable to hold the attention fixed because of an inherent lightness or fickleness of disposition

tending to erupt into violence : explosive

a volatile temper

easily aroused

volatile suspicions

lighthearted, lively

readily vaporizable at a relatively low temperature

difficult to capture or hold permanently : evanescent, transitory

flying or having the power to fly

noun

a substance that is readily vaporizable at relatively low temperature : a volatile substance

volatile词组

volatile oil挥发油;香精油

volatile matter挥发分,易挥发物

volatile market不稳定的行情

volatile content挥发物含量;挥发组分含量

volatile component[地质]挥发分;[地质]挥发性组份

volatile liquid挥发性液体

volatile substance挥发物

volatile solvent挥发性溶剂

volatile corrosion inhibitor挥发性减蚀剂;挥发性防腐纸;挥发性防锈剂

volatile fatty acid挥发性脂肪酸

volatile acid挥发酸

volatile词源中文解释

1590年代,“好的或轻的”,也指“迅速蒸发”(约1600年),源自法语 volatile,来自拉丁语 volatilis “短暂的,瞬息的; 迅速的,快速的; 飞行的,有翅膀的”,来自 volare 的过去分词词干“飞行”(参见 volant)。 “易变的,轻浮的,反复无常的”意义首次记录于1640年代。中古英语中 Volatiles 指“鸟类,蝴蝶和其他有翅膀的生物”(约1300年)。

volatile_医学行业词汇

挥发性的

volatile词源英文解释

Adjective and Noun French, from Latin volatilis, from volare to fly

The first known use of volatile was in 1605

volatile儿童词典英英释义

volatileadjective

easily becoming a vapor at a fairly low temperature

a volatile solvent

likely to change suddenly or quickly the stock market is volatile

a volatile temper

volatile医学词典英英释义

volatile1 of 2noun

a volatile substance

volatile2 of 2adjective

readily vaporizable at a relatively low temperature

volatile 例句

1 A volatile stock would have a high standard deviation.

不稳定的股票会有一个高的标准离差.

2 I am beginning to hear investors say that the best way to beat this volatile market is by trading—anxiously moving in and out of securities as the market ebbs and flows. In my view there is no surer path to the poorhouse.

3 Both exhibitions are strong individually, but what they form in tandem is a delirious, perhaps volatile exegesis on objects both real and digital; found, made and remade; art and nonart.

4 There have been riots before and the situation is volatile...

以前曾发生过暴乱,现在局势不太稳定。

5 A slowdown in its established markets, volatile prices for raw material and ever-fiercer competition from Asia have posed serious problems for the European manufacturers who dominate in Milan.

6 He tells her that although they had become estranged, he often thinks of Vincent, “so often volatile and so impassioned, yet for his noble mind and artistic qualities, always worthy of admiration.”

7 Masondo could be a volatile fellow, and he was vehement in his assertions that no tigers had ever been found in Africa.

8 Mercury is appreciably volatile even at room temperature.

即使在室温下,水银的发挥性也很显著.

9 The price of volatile stocks will fluctuate.

不稳定的股票价格将会上下波动.

10 Many home experts attribute that to today’s volatile real estate market.

11 Those are: vicious and volatile swing; riffs played that are meant and understood; soloists hungrily chasing one another; and repetition, repetition, repetition.

12 I used to pity volatile friends who wouldn’t speak to their relatives or colleagues for years at a time. 

13 Dezi’s abscess and his swollen jaw signal when he is in the sullen present or occupies the potent, volatile past.

14 Before long, the intrusion proves volatile and violence breaks out across the village, threatening everyone.

15 On a bare stage with just a few chairs, the play’s jagged, nonlinear style is accompanied by whiplash shifts in mood that Humphries and the compellingly volatile Austin capture with ease.

16 The vapour will be richer in the more volatile component.

在更易挥发的组分中,蒸汽含量更多.

17 Of course, that's an average figure, so some foreign were indeed more volatile than the U.

当然, 这只是个平均值, 某些外国股市的波动的确比美国市场更剧烈.

18 The confiscation has less to do with secrecy than with the fact that the equipment could ignite and cause an explosion – a huge safety risk on a site processing volatile chemicals.

19 a volatile exchange rate

剧烈波动的汇率

20 But while the French may have left behind great cuisine, they did not prepare the country well for independence, leaving Madagascar distressingly poor and politically volatile.

volatile 同义词

7 挥发的

evaporable

8 片刻的

momentary

13 爆发性的

volcanic

14 轻松愉快的

comfortable as on old shoe

15 飞散

fly

26 易挥发的

vaporific

30 挥发性

fugacity volatility

32 爆炸性的

explosible

37 转瞬即逝

fugacious transient fugitive fleet

42 会飞的

volant

46 转瞬即逝的

fugacious transient fugitive

47 变化无常的

erratic changeable variable capricious

volatile 短语相关

sal volatile volatile oil

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