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n.
增殖,分芽繁殖
再育
激增
pro·lif·er·a·tion
pr lih f reI shn
词根:proliferate
vi.proliferate 增殖;扩散;激增
vt.proliferate 使激增
verb
intransitive verb
to grow by rapid production of new parts, cells, buds, or offspring
to increase in number as if by proliferating : multiply
transitive verb
to cause to grow by proliferating
to cause to increase in number or extent as if by proliferating
cell proliferation细胞增殖,细胞增生
nuclear proliferation核扩散
proliferation security initiative防扩散安全倡议
1859年,"通过萌芽或分裂形成或发展细胞",源自法语 prolifération,源自拉丁语 prolifère "产生后代",源自拉丁语 proles "后代"(参见 prolific)+ ferre "承载,携带"(源自 PIE 根 *bher-(1)"携带",也指"生育子女")。"扩大,延伸,增加数量"的意义始于1920年; 尤其是在1960年美国国务院的行话中,指核武器。
增生,增殖:相似形式的繁殖或增多,尤指细胞的和病理性囊肿的
增殖
back-formation from proliferation, from French prolifération, from proliférer to proliferate, from prolifère reproducing freely, from Latin proles + -fer -ferous
The first known use of proliferate was in 1866
proliferateverb
to grow or increase rapidly
proliferateverb
to grow or increase rapidly
1 “Trinity,” a recent book by Louisa Hall, takes up J. Robert Oppenheimer, the troubled genius who invented the atomic bomb, in 1945, and then lobbied against nuclear proliferation until his death, in 1967.
2 For a multitude of reasons having to do with changing technology, changing viewing habits, and a proliferation of similar shows, the world of the network late-night talk show is getting tougher and tougher to navigate.
3 This proliferation of vertiginous mirrorings — dozens of Hoffmann look-alikes — is appropriate to a work whose title character is undone when he realizes he can’t see his reflection in a glass.
4 Proliferation and use of open source assets.
开放源码资产的使用和扩散。
5 In this hydatidiform mole there is atypical trophoblastic proliferation, but villi are still present.
图示葡萄胎有典型的滋养层增生, 但绒毛仍然存在.
6 Histological analysis showed active bone cell differentiation, proliferation, increased bone trabecula.
组织学分析显示:骨组织呈活跃增殖分化相, 骨小梁增加,骨基质深染.
7 The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty will come under further pressure.
《核不扩散条约》将受到更大的压力。
8 The tourist crowds, proliferation of fashion chains and sharply escalating rents in SoHo felt far removed from west Bleecker, with its tiny shops and close-knit vibe.
9 The rescue of this largely unknown repertory from obscurity owes much to the period instruments movement and its proliferation on recordings over the last 40 years or so.
10 Awareness of the protein's role allowed scientists to develop a drug that could block its activity and so halt the proliferation of white blood cells.
11 But time, along with some family memories and the proliferation of well-funded prestige TV, has spurred him to tackle the role once again.
12 Despite the fact that Freud himself made only meager references to stuttering in his research, an abundant proliferation of stuttering theories emerged from his followers.
13 Cultivation of the self was getting upstaged by the proliferation of the selfie.
14 His theme was the need for “candor” from political leaders about the dangers of nuclear proliferation and the necessity of international disarmament.
15 And hence the Jan. 19 briefing, which morphed into a debate about a more mundane security concern: the proliferation of fake IDs.
16 In contrast to the proliferation of gender labels, the other major trend among the college applicants was the common use of "they/them" pronouns.
17 Some Cubans say they agree with restoring traditional values and believe the decree will, for example, curtail the proliferation of reggaeton videos reducing women to sex objects.
18 Tarantino himself is said to be overseeing a process that will moderate the hue of blood spatters and lower the extent of their proliferation.
19 So it’s much easier with the proliferation of regional and Off Broadway.
20 Plame, in Cannes for a nuclear proliferation documentary in which she featured, told Reuters earlier in the festival that she was glad to have her story told on the big screen.
3 大量
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4 激增
jump wave spike explosion surge explode proliferate centuple pullulate booming leap bulge boom burgeon explosive outburst go through the roof zoom balloon