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1 High above the visible cloud deck, at about 70 kilometers altitude, there is a continuous haze of small particles.

2 The experiment showed that most of the alpha particles passed through the foil with very slight deflection or none at all.

3 Some people think there are particles called tachyons, which can travel faster than the speed of light.

4 These particles speed out from the sun, and would go right on through the walls of a spacecraft and through the bodies of the astronauts.

5 The study of wearing rules and mechanical fault diagnoses is based on wear particle analysis.

磨损规律和机械故障诊断等研究都离不开磨粒分析技术.

6 These particles do not contain protons or neutrons found in atoms.

这些粒子不含原子中的质子和中子.

7 The answer, quantum theory tells us, is that the particles do not come from within the black hole, but from the “empty” space just outside the black hole’s event horizon!

8 The ethos of atomic physics—the relentless drive to find irreducible particles, universal mechanisms, and systematic explanations—would soon permeate biology and drive the discipline toward new methods and new questions.

9 I look around, taking in the sofas stacked with wilted cushions, the creaky hardwood floors, the dust particles swirling in the sunlight.

10 I assume he means his shoulder as I race toward him, but then he stands up, and I’m looking at a Ben-high crack in the particle- board.

11 Motion, according to the atomists, was the movement of these little particles.

12 Again, the photons that are exchanged are virtual particles.

13 There is a particle of truth in his statement.

他的陈述中有一点点实话。

14 The answer is that, in quantum theory, particles can be created out of energy in the form of particle/antiparticle pairs.

15 Her palm was open, and there, resting inches above it, was a small cluster of particles.

16 The seven mysterious proteins that, assembled together, make up the Ebola-virus particle, work as a relentless machine, a molecular shark, and they consume the body as the virus makes copies of itself.

17 Merle Tuve, who was still struggling to produce high-energy particles with his obstreperous Tesla coil, saw little practical application for Lawrence’s curved variation on a linear accelerator.

18 He sat desponding on the threshold of the door and gazed bleakly over the dried and hardened fields from which every particle of anything which could be called food or fuel had been plucked.

19 Neutrinos are extremely light particles that have weak interactions but not electromagnetic interactions.

微中子是非常轻的微粒,它有不同于电磁力的弱相互作用力.

20 As they expanded and the matter particles got farther apart, one would be left with an expanding universe that contained hardly any particles and was still in the supercooled state.

1 分子

molecular member element molecule numerator

2 质点

beta particle

3 条

item term section bar clause bar graph slip rope

4 词缀

affix

5 虚词

expletive empty word

6 语助词

expletive

7 微粒

atomic particulate homogenized corpuscular molecule atom speck granule fleck mote grain corpuscle scintilla particulates corpuscule pearl atomy fine-grained fine-grain f.g. thinnings

8 微少

slender shred smallness slightness

9 颗粒

particulate grain granule fine-grained particulates seed granulation kern corn granum

10 字尾

termination suffix formative affix

11 微量

drop shadow shade grain trace atom shred tad glimmer sprinkling scruple bagatelle driblet stiver touch suggestion hint ghost pinch tinge dram indivisible scintilla drib dreg glim kenning dump ace suspicion whisper tot umbrage tittle twopenny stime a ghost of

12 不变词

indeclinable

13 极少量

iota farthing thimbleful hoot halfpennyworth

14 粒子

X particle alpha particle W particle Z particle gamma particle beta particle particulate speck corpuscule corpuscle dust

15 极小量

a hair's breadth pinpoint

16 小片

scrap smithereens odd-come-short bit chip tablet pearl rag snip speck fleck morsel fritter thrum gobbet ort morceau scutellum skerrick sippet

17 字首

prefix formative affix

18 项

nucha term section clause

19 款

sub-clause