precipitate
美音:[prı´sıpı´teıt
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英音:[prı´sıpı´teıt
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n.沉淀物 vt.猛抛,使陷入,促成,使沉淀 vi.猛地落下 adj.突如其来的,陡然下降(或下落)的,贸然轻率的
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precipitate为短语/超纲词汇
词形变化:
形容词:precipitative 名词:precipitateness 副词:precipitately 动词过去式:precipitated 过去分词:precipitated 现在分词:precipitating 第三人称单数:precipitates
近义词, 同义词
assemble collect muster meet unite join rejoin cluster flock swarm surge stream herd crowd throng associate congregate conglomerate concentrate precipitate center on rendezvous resort come together flock get together huddleearly prime forward prompt active summary premature precipitate precocious anticipatory sudden instantaneous unexpected near near at hand immediate
precipitate
/prɪ'sɪpɪteɪt; prɪ`sɪpə,tet/
v
1 [Tn] (fml 文) cause (sth) to happen suddenly or soon(er); hasten 使（某事物）突然或迅速地发生; 加速
*events that precipitated his ruin 突然毁了他的事件
* One small error precipitated the disaster. 一个小小的错误酿成这一灾难.
2 [Tn, Tn.pr] (fml 文)
(a) throw (sb/sth) with force (as if) from a great height （似）自极高处将（某人[某物]）猛然扔下; 猛摔（某人[某物]）.
(b) ~ sb/sth into sth (fig 比喻) throw sb/sth suddenly (into a state or condition) 使某人[某事物]突然陷入（某种状况）
*The assassination of the ambassador precipitated the country into war. 由于大使遇刺, 该国顿时进入了战争状态.
3 (chemistry 化)
(a) [I] (of a substance) separate into solid form from the liquid in which it is held （指物质）沉淀, 淀析.
(b) [Tn] cause (a substance) to do this 使（物质）沉淀; 析出（某种物质）.
4 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr esp passive 尤用于被动语态] ~ (sth) (as sth) (cause vapour to) condense and form rain, snow etc （使水气）冷凝成为雨、雪等
*The clouds precipitate/are precipitatedas snow in winter. 在冬天云冷凝成为雪.
n [C, U]
(a) solid matter that has been precipitated (precipitate 3b) from a solution 沉淀物; （液体的）析出物; 冷凝物.
(b) moisture condensed from vapour and deposited (as rain, dew, etc) （水气的）凝结物（如雨、露等）.
/prɪ'sɪpɪtət; prɪ`sɪpə,tət/
adj
(a) violently hurried 急促的; 迅猛的
*a precipitate dash 猛冲.
(b) (of an action) done without care or thought; rash2 （指行动）鲁莽的, 未经考虑的, 仓促的
*his precipitate action in selling the property 他变卖财产的草率行为.
(c) (of a person) acting without care or thought; impulsive （指人）鲁莽的, 仓促行事的, 感情用事的.
v
1 [Tn] (fml 文) cause (sth) to happen suddenly or soon(er); hasten 使（某事物）突然或迅速地发生; 加速
*events that precipitated his ruin 突然毁了他的事件
* One small error precipitated the disaster. 一个小小的错误酿成这一灾难.
2 [Tn, Tn.pr] (fml 文)
(a) throw (sb/sth) with force (as if) from a great height （似）自极高处将（某人[某物]）猛然扔下; 猛摔（某人[某物]）.
(b) ~ sb/sth into sth (fig 比喻) throw sb/sth suddenly (into a state or condition) 使某人[某事物]突然陷入（某种状况）
*The assassination of the ambassador precipitated the country into war. 由于大使遇刺, 该国顿时进入了战争状态.
3 (chemistry 化)
(a) [I] (of a substance) separate into solid form from the liquid in which it is held （指物质）沉淀, 淀析.
(b) [Tn] cause (a substance) to do this 使（物质）沉淀; 析出（某种物质）.
4 [I, Ipr, Tn, Tn.pr esp passive 尤用于被动语态] ~ (sth) (as sth) (cause vapour to) condense and form rain, snow etc （使水气）冷凝成为雨、雪等
*The clouds precipitate/are precipitatedas snow in winter. 在冬天云冷凝成为雪.
n [C, U]
(a) solid matter that has been precipitated (precipitate 3b) from a solution 沉淀物; （液体的）析出物; 冷凝物.
(b) moisture condensed from vapour and deposited (as rain, dew, etc) （水气的）凝结物（如雨、露等）.
/prɪ'sɪpɪtət; prɪ`sɪpə,tət/
adj
(a) violently hurried 急促的; 迅猛的
*a precipitate dash 猛冲.
(b) (of an action) done without care or thought; rash2 （指行动）鲁莽的, 未经考虑的, 仓促的
*his precipitate action in selling the property 他变卖财产的草率行为.
(c) (of a person) acting without care or thought; impulsive （指人）鲁莽的, 仓促行事的, 感情用事的.
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