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-tropic是什么意思

  • 转动； 旋转； 向 ... 的； 亲 ... 的

-tropic自然拼读

-trop·ic

-tropic英英释义

noun

either of the two parallels of terrestrial latitude at a distance of about 23¹/₂ degrees north or south of the equator where the sun is directly overhead when it reaches its most northerly or southerly point in the sky compare tropic of cancer, tropic of capricorn

tropics or Tropics plural the region lying between the tropics

adjective (1)

of, relating to, or occurring in the tropics

adjective (2)

of, relating to, or characteristic of tropism or of a tropism

of a hormone influencing the activity of a specified gland

adjective combining form

turning, changing, or tending to turn or change in a (specified) manner or in response to a (specified) stimulus

geotropic

attracted to or acting upon (something specified)

neurotropic

-tropic_医学行业词汇

〔后缀〕向…的，亲…的

见tropism

-tropic词源英文解释

Noun Middle English tropik, borrowed from Middle French & Late Latin; Middle French tropike, tropique, borrowed from Late Latin tropicus (short for tropicus circulus), noun derivative of Latin tropicus "of a solstice or equinox," borrowed from Greek tropikós, from tropḗ "turn, change, solstitial point" (noun derivative from the base of trépein "to turn") + -ikos -ic >entry 1 — more at trope Adjective (1) borrowed from Middle French & Latin; Middle French tropike, tropique "of the sun's change of direction at the solstice, of either of the two tropics," borrowed from Latin tropicus "of a solstice or equinox" — more at tropic >entry 1 Adjective (2) generalization of -tropic, after German tropisch Adjective combining form French -tropique, from Greek -tropos -tropous

The first known use of tropic was in the 15th century

-tropic儿童词典英英释义

truant officernoun

a school officer whose duty is to investigate the continued absences of students

gunpointnoun

the muzzle of a gun

troy weightnoun

a series of units of weight based on a pound of 12 ounces and the ounce of 20 pennyweights or 480 grains see measure

hail1 of 5noun

small lumps of ice that fall from clouds sometimes during thunderstorms

something that gives the effect of falling hail

a hail of bullets

hail2 of 5verb

to fall as hail

to pour down like hail

hail3 of 5interjection

—used to express enthusiastic approval

archaic —used as a greeting

hail4 of 5verb

greet sense 1

to greet with enthusiastic approval : acclaim

hailed them as heroes

to summon by calling

hail a taxi

to call out to

hail a passing ship

hail5 of 5noun

an act or instance of hailing

hearing distance

stayed within hail

tropismnoun

an automatic movement by an organism unable to move about from place to place and especially by a plant that involves a turning or growing toward or away from a stimulus (as light or moisture)also: a reflex reaction involving such a movement compare taxis

Tropic of Capricorn

the parallel of latitude that is 23½ degrees south of the equator and is the southernmost latitude reached by the overhead sun

Tropic of Cancer

the parallel of latitude that is 23½ degrees north of the equator and is the northernmost latitude reached by the overhead sun

let1 of 3noun

something that interferes : obstacle

without let or hindrance

let2 of 3verb

to cause to : make

let it be known

chiefly British to give use of in return for payment

rooms to let

to allow or permit to

let them go

—used to introduce a request

let us hope for the best

to allow to go or pass

let them through

-let3 of 3noun suffix

small one

booklet

something worn on

anklet

tropical fishnoun

any of various small usually brightly colored fishes that occur wild especially in the tropics and are often kept in tropical aquariums

tropic1 of 3noun

either of the two parallels of the earth's latitude that are approximately 23½ degrees north of the equator and approximately 23½ degrees south of the equator

plural often capitalized the region lying between the two tropics

tropic2 of 3adjective

tropical

tropic3 of 3adjective

of, relating to, or being a tropism

a tropic movement of a plant

-tropic 例句

1 After a total of nine hours under the waves, two men with chattering teeth were able to emerge from their frigid craft into bright sunshine, blue skies and tropic heat.

2 So if the Atlantic tropics are a bathtub capable of supporting major hurricanes, where are the storms?

3 The Tropic of Cancer is the most northerly latitude in the Northern Hemisphere.

在北半球,北回归线的纬度最高.

4 A tropic heat wave is expected to hit the city.

预计一股强烈热浪将袭击这座城市.

5 Here the lemon and orange grow to perfection and almost all of the fruits and vegetables of the temperate and semi-tropic climes flourish, while experiments made by some of our growers show that the banana, pineapple and other tropical fruits will do well.

6 They are from Suriname , in the Amazon Basin tropic tropical forest.

他们来自在亚马逊热带雨林的苏里南.

7 To wit, three degrees Celsius of global warming will render much of the earth’s tropics uninhabitable yet is said by Dice to reduce world gross domestic product by only 8%.

8 Instead, the researchers say, mid-Cretaceous Alaskan climates were warmer, rich in groundwater and more reminiscent of today’s tropics than the Arctic, at least in terms of rainfall.

9 It's caught in the tropic forest of Xishuang Banna.

它是从西双版纳热带森林捕来的.

10 And yet, overall, July was a fairly quiet month in the Atlantic tropics.

11 South bay island Be located in semi - tropical, Tropic of Cancer is traversed.

南澳岛地处亚热带, 北回归线横贯.

12 Last week, a long, narrow section of the Earth’s atmosphere funneled trillions of gallons of water eastward from the Pacific tropics and unleashed it on California.

13 From her mother she inherited warmth of nature and dusky, semi - tropic beauty.

她从母亲那儿秉承了热情的性格和亚热带的那种皮肤微黑的美.

14 The underlying justification for their mastery of this bountiful, beautiful semi-tropic place was the conviction that their predecessors — native Americans, Spanish, Mexican — were unappreciative and undeserving, unlike the grateful and energetic Yankee.

15 a vacation in the tropics

16 By the path, we saw a number of white - tailed tropic birds.

沿着小路, 我们看见了许多白尾热带海鸟.

17 The eels have been recorded from Indonesia to Fiji, and they have also been known to inhabit the wet tropics of Australia, scientists said.

18 Buruli ulcer is a disease found in tropic tropical climates.

布路里溃疡是在热带地区发现的疾病.

19 The engine that powers every tropic cyclone is convection: enormous volumes of moist, rising air create a vacuum at the surface that sucks in surrounding air as spiraling winds.

20 Alone with inexpressible pain, alone tropic licking a wound.

独处着说不出的痛, 独自舔嗜着伤口.

-tropic 同义词

1 转向

turn diversion deflection swerve turnabout trend sheer veer stay divert face bend deflect diverge turn steps

2 表示“转向”

-trophic

3 向…性

-trophic -tropy

-tropic 短语相关

tropic bird

相关词

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