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nonsubmersible

/ˌnɒn.səbˈmɜː.sə.bəl/

翻译: 形容词,意思是“不能潜水或不能沉入水中的”。这是一个罕见且基本过时的技术术语,最著名的是与“泰坦尼克号”相关的语境,它被描述为“几乎不可沉没的”(近义词)。

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adjective

/ˌnɒn.səbˈmɜː.sə.bəl/formaltechnical已废弃
  • zh形容词,意思是“不能潜水或不能沉入水中的”。这是一个罕见且基本过时的技术术语,最著名的是与“泰坦尼克号”相关的语境,它被描述为“几乎不可沉没的”(近义词)。

An adjective meaning 'not capable of being submerged or sunk.' It is a rare and largely obsolete technical term, most famously used in the context of the Titanic, which was described as 'practically unsinkable' (a synonym).

  1. Not capable of being submergedC1formal

    Describes an object or vessel that cannot be placed or operated underwater without being damaged or destroyed.

    zh不可潜水的

    • The research team used a nonsubmersible camera for the surface observation.
    • Most standard boats are nonsubmersible by design.
    • The equipment was rated as nonsubmersible, so it could not be used for deep-sea exploration.

    反义词submersible

词形
  • more nonsubmersible comparative form
  • most nonsubmersible superlative form