dormant如何读

英:[ˈdɔːmənt]

美:[ˈdɔːrmənt]

dormant是什么意思

  • adj.休眠的;睡眠的;静止的;潜伏的;匿名的;(动物等)冬眠的

dormant自然拼读

dor·mant

dor mnt

dormant扩展

dormancy (n.)

dormant词根

词根:dormant

adj.

dormitive 安眠的;催眠的

n.

dormancy [生物] 休眠,冬眠;[生物] 蛰伏

dormition 睡着;死亡

dormitive 安眠药;麻醉剂

dormant英英释义

adjective

heraldry represented on a coat of arms in a lying position with the head on the forepaws

marked by a suspension of activity: such as

temporarily devoid of external activity

a dormant volcano

temporarily in abeyance yet capable of being activated reawaken her dormant emotions

seeds will remain dormant until spring

asleep, inactive

dormant creatures

having the faculties suspended : sluggish

having biological activity suspended: such as

associated with, carried out, or applied during a period of dormancy

dormant grafting

dormant词组

dormant volcano休眠火山;睡火山,休火山

dormant period潜伏期,垫伏期

dormant词源中文解释

14世纪末,意为"固定在位置上",来源于古法语 dormant (12世纪),是 dormir"睡觉"的现在分词,源自拉丁语 dormire "睡觉",来自于源自于PIE根 *drem- "睡觉" (另见旧教会斯拉夫语 dremati "睡觉, 打瞌睡," 希腊语 edrathon "我睡觉",梵语 drati "睡觉")。

意思是"休息时处于平躺状态,头枕在前爪上"(描绘野兽的纹章),始于约1500年。意为"正在睡觉,熟睡",始于1620年代。"处于休息或不活动状态"的总体意义自1600年代以来一直存在。关于火山是从1760年开始的。

The Neapolitans are never so much afraid of this fiery Mountain as when its Flames lie, as 'twere, dormant ; for then it is that they live in constant Fear of a fresh huge Eruption, or, much worse, an Earthquake. [from the entry for "Vesuvius" in Brice's "Grand Gazetter Or Topographic Dictionary," 1760]
那些居住在火山周围的那不勒斯人从来不会像这座火山被熄灭时那样害怕,因为那时他们一直生活在对新的大喷发或更糟糕的地震的不断恐惧中。[摘自 Brice 的 "Grand Gazetter Or Topographic Dictionary" 中对于 "Vesuvius" 的条目,1760年]

dormant_医学行业词汇

[拉]休眠的,不活动的,静止的

dormant词源英文解释

Middle English, fixed, stationary, from Anglo-French, from present participle of dormir to sleep, from Latin dormire; akin to Sanskrit drāti he sleeps

The first known use of dormant was circa 1500

dormant儿童词典英英释义

dorsaladjective

relating to or situated near or on the back (as of an animal)

dormnoun

dormitory

dormousenoun

any of numerous Old World rodents that resemble small squirrels

dormitorynoun

a sleeping room especially for several people

a residence hall having many sleeping rooms

dormousenoun

any of numerous Old World rodents that resemble small squirrels

dormernoun

a window placed upright in a sloping roofalso: the structure containing a dormer window

dormantadjective

not active but capable of becoming active

a dormant volcano

sleeping or appearing to be asleep : sluggish

having growth or other biological activity much reduced or suspended

a dormant bud

of, relating to, or used during a period of no or greatly reduced activity or growth

a dormant spray for fruit trees

dormant 例句

1 Now, they can tap loyal, if dormant, fan bases and circumvent any industry skepticism.

2 The dormant account reverted to the state under escheat laws.

根据充公法律规定,休眠账户归国家所有.

3 The pitching staff had a bit of a cushion because the offense, which had been dormant for most of the previous game and a half, finally came to life in the seventh.

4 Present, but dormant, it relies on a need for it to be called into use.

5 In the latest research, US scientists focused on a small but important group of recurrent infections, which are driven by bacteria that evade antibiotics by lying dormant in the body.

6 Having lain dormant since its première, in Paris, a hundred and fourteen years ago, the opera will be heard on Friday for the first time in the United States.

7 The hostility between the two rappers dates back years, but it had been more or less dormant for a while—recently, it has thawed, producing a beef somehow both transcendent and petty.

8 The seventh “Mission: Impossible” film allowed her to exercise her stuntwork chops, like her boxing and taekwondo training, that had lain a bit dormant during her turn in the Marvel films.

9 Is there a reason that this violence remains largely dormant in the story’s action?

10 On “The Killing Season,” he’s scathing, invoking and updating “Strange Fruit”: “These fruitful trees are rooted in bloody soil and torment/ Things haven’t really changed or they’re dormant for the moment.”

11 I went to give my gooseberry plant its annual “dormant” pruning the other day and found that the bud scales had dropped and the bronze-green leaves hatched.

12 So they sort of lie there sometimes more dormant than others.

13 Stuart — a widower newly remarried to Rose, played by Caissie Levy — is also the first character to tap Cariani’s clarinet skills, dormant for more than 30 years.

14 I would love to see them, but is it possible to salvage lapsed friendships when they have been dormant for a year – or several years?

15 There are also dormant histories in the paper, however, which Ms. Rossiter reveals in the titles.

16 The island, much of which is closed to development, feels wonderfully dormant.

17 She needs a showrunner with fresh memories of her talent, who can bring out the sharp wit that’s laid dormant for too long.

18 My comrades and I were enormously cheered; the spirit of mass protest that had seemed dormant through the 1960s was erupting in the 1970s.

19 Hence many annual plants have evolved to hedge their bets by means of germination inhibitors, which make seeds initially dormant and spread out their germination over several years.

20 It’s entirely possible that such fullness lies dormant in Mr. Friedman’s score.

dormant 同义词

1 蛰伏的

torpid hidden

6 睡眠的

hypnotic

9 冬眠的

hibernant torpid

11 闲着

out

15 暂时搁置

suspense

17 睡着的

sleeping sleepy slumberous cup

23 中止的

suspensory suspensive

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