英:[ˌefləˈresns]
美:[ˌɛfləˈrɛsəns]
英:[ˌefləˈresns]
美:[ˌɛfləˈrɛsəns]
ef·flo·res·cence
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词根:effloresce
adj.efflorescent 风化的;开花的;起霜(指盐霜)
vi.effloresce 风化;开花
noun
the condition, time, or process of blooming or flowering.
the high point, peak, or culmination of a career, life, or the like.
the chemical change of a substance to a powder, salt crystals, or the like because of exposure to the air.
the substance resulting from such a chemical change.
a skin rash or other eruption of the skin.
1620年代,“开花,绽放的行为”,源自法语 efflorescence,来自拉丁语 efflorescentem(主格 efflorescens),现在分词 efflorescere “开花,繁荣,开花”,来自 ex “出”(见 ex-)和 florescere “开花”,来自 flos “花”(来自 PIE 词根 *bhel-(3)“茁壮成长,开花”)。化学意义上的意义来自1660年代。
风化
皮疹
皮肤损害:尤指数量多而明显的皮肤损害
The first known use of efflorescence was in 1626
efflorescencenoun
the process of efflorescingalso: the powder or crust so formed
a redness of the skin or an eruption (as in a rash)
1 This efflorescence of movies on the subject has not come about easily.
2 The change in art is merely the efflorescence of certain long prepared..effects.
3 A: The white substance is efflorescence, which has been called “natural graffiti.”
4 It was an age of expansion and cultural efflorescence and ended with Spain’s steep decline from which it never fully recovered.
5 To keep that from happening, it might be enough to simply switch to water-thrifty plants and cut back on irrigation, especially if the efflorescence didn’t start until the irrigation system was installed.
6 A sense of moisture seemed pervasive at certain hours, perhaps symbolic of spring and its preparation for horticultural efflorescence.
7 On the other end of the spectrum, not all flowers will bloom early; some tie their efflorescence to the amount and quality of sunlight they receive.
8 It came to a ghastly and wonderful efflorescence in Mars Attacks! and made a reappearance in Sweeney Todd, Burton's last wholly integrated piece of work.
9 At the time, Benzion was a largely unknown and quasi-mystical interpreter of the Iberian Inquisition—which, for him, represented the perennial efflorescence of antisemitism as a racialized (and hence ineradicable) phenomenon.
10 A: The fuzzy film and stains are efflorescence, caused by water-soluble salts that the irrigation water picked up from the soil or concrete.
11 Sometimes, efflorescence comes off just with a vigorous scrubbing with a stiff brush and water.
12 But the main thing to notice here is the same thing to notice in the efflorescence of “politically correct” discourse, and the backlash against it, in the ‘80s and ‘90s.
13 “Many nations have seen an efflorescence of anti-racist reading lists. Rutherford’s book is rightfully on them,” writes Nelson.
14 The latter is an efflorescence of the imagination, often an individual imagination; the former is born of a collective imagining, and is hard-wired to be reborn.
15 Prior to Miranda’s reimagining, Hamilton’s most recent efflorescence in popular or political culture, a decade or so ago, was as a hero to neoconservatives.
16 Architecture, sculpture, painting, music, and poetry, may truly be called the efflorescence of civilized life.
建筑 、 雕塑 、 绘画 、 音乐与诗歌, 可真正称为人类步入文明社会的产物.
17 A sumptuous survey of early Christian art in Armenia suggests that no matter how scattered the people, no matter how frequent the wars or painful the disruptions, nothing could dim the Armenian cultural efflorescence.
18 Although muriatic acid also takes off efflorescence, using a product labeled as an efflorescence remover is better, because it has buffering ingredients.
19 Each time I drive past it, I see the growing snow-white patch of efflorescence salts.
20 Although it’s possible to remove efflorescence through scrubbing and the use of masonry cleaners, it will keep forming as long as salty water is moving through the masonry.
3 盐霜
4 最高潮
6 风化物
8 发展
developing formative development movement advance evolution progression advancement outgrowth move build develop carry unfold grow up come along work out shape up pan out
11 花穗
14 风化
air-slaked efflorescent moral morality weathering weather disintegrate weathered manner effloresce efflorescency rotten decomposition air-slake
16 开花
inflorescent flowering blooming florescent efflorescent blossomy abloom flowerage flower inflorescence florescence blow bloom blossom effloresce blossom out in bloom crop be in bloom in flower phanerogamic floriferous bloomy phanerogamous efflorescency anthesis flower-bearing flowered flourish bell burgeon