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contamination

/kənˌtæm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 名词,指有害物质或杂质的混入,污染某物的行为或受污染的状态。

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词语关系

noun

/kənˌtæm.ɪˈneɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • zh名词,指有害物质或杂质的混入,污染某物的行为或受污染的状态。

A noun referring to the presence of an unwanted substance or impurity, the act of making something impure or polluted, or the state of being made impure.

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  1. State of being contaminatedB2formal

    The condition of being made impure, unclean, or harmful by contact with a foreign substance.

    zh污染

    • The contamination of the water supply led to a health crisis.
    • Scientists are monitoring the contamination levels in the soil.
    • The lab tested the samples for any signs of contamination.

    同义词adulterationbefoulmentcorruptiondefilementimpurityinfectionpollutiontaintuncleanness

    反义词cleanlinesspurenesspurity

  2. Contaminating substanceB2formal

    A substance that makes something impure or harmful.

    zh污染物

    • The factory was fined for releasing chemical contaminants into the river.
    • The food was recalled due to bacterial contamination.
    • The air filter removes dust and other contaminants.

    同义词adulterantcontaminantimpuritypoisonpollutanttoxin

  3. Act of contaminatingB2formal

    The process of making something impure or polluted, often by introducing unwanted substances or factors.

    zh污染

    • The contamination of the crime scene compromised the investigation.
    • The accident resulted in the contamination of the surrounding area.
    • Strict protocols are in place to prevent contamination during the experiment.

    同义词adulterationcorruptiondefilementinfectionpoisoningpollution

    反义词cleansingdecontaminationpurificationsterilization

词形
  • contaminations plural form
  • contaminations' possessive plural form
  • contamination's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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