precipitate
英 [prɪˈsɪpɪteɪt]
美 [prɪˈsɪpɪˌtet]
precipitate的释义
vt.
下掷，由高处抛下；使提前或突然发生，加速（坏事的发生）；[气象] 使凝结而下降，冷凝成为雨或雪等；[化]使沉淀；
vi.
[气象]凝结；[化]沉淀；倒落，一头栽下；
adj.
仓促行进的，匆促的；轻率的，鲁莽的，草率的；仓促的冲动行事的；突然发生的；猛地落下的；
n.
[化]沉淀物；结果，产物；
[ 例句 ]
Jackson's actions helped precipitate the sharp business panics that occurred in 1834 and 1837.
[ 释义 ]
杰克逊的做法加速了1834年和1837年发生的经济恐慌.
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[ 例句 ]
They acted with precipitate haste.
[ 释义 ]
他们鲁莽仓促地采取了行动.
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[ 例句 ]
Chronic worry, indecision, and dread are also associated with feeling threatened which may precipitate anger.
[ 释义 ]
慢性的担忧, 彷徨和恐惧也与威胁感相关,这些都会促使愤怒的形成.
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[ 例句 ]
He thought Miss Archer sometimes of too precipitate a readiness.
[ 释义 ]
他觉得,阿切尔小姐有时太性急,太直接了当.
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[ 例句 ]
To pass a solvent, such as distilled water, through ( a precipitate ).
[ 释义 ]
使溶剂(如蒸镏水)通过 ( 沉淀物 )
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