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pulverization

/ˌpʌl.və.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

翻译: 指将固体物质粉碎成极细小的松散颗粒或粉末的过程,或把某物磨成粉的行为;也可引申为彻底摧毁或毁灭某物。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌpʌl.və.raɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • zh指将固体物质粉碎成极细小的松散颗粒或粉末的过程,或把某物磨成粉的行为;也可引申为彻底摧毁或毁灭某物。

A noun referring to the process of reducing a solid substance to tiny loose particles or powder, or the act of grinding something into dust; it can also denote the complete destruction or annihilation of something by pulverizing it.

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  1. Powdered substanceC1formalscientific

    A solid substance that has been reduced to tiny, loose particles or dust.

    zh粉末状物质

    • The pulverization of the mineral resulted in a fine powder.
    • The sample was a pulverization of the original rock.
    • The machine produces a pulverization of the material for further processing.

    同义词dustpowder

    反义词blockchunklumpmasssolid

  2. Grinding processC1formaltechnical

    The act or process of grinding or crushing something into a powder or dust.

    zh粉碎

    • The pulverization of the grain is the first step in making flour.
    • The industrial process involves the pulverization of coal.
    • The machine is designed for the pulverization of hard materials.

    同义词crushinggranulationgrindingmilling

  3. Complete destructionC2formal

    The act of completely destroying or annihilating something, as if crushing it to dust.

    zh彻底摧毁

    • The army's attack led to the pulverization of the enemy's defenses.
    • The scandal resulted in the pulverization of his reputation.
    • The storm caused the pulverization of the small coastal village.

    同义词annihilationdemolitiondevastationeradicationexterminationextinctionobliterationruination

    反义词constructioncreationpreservation

词形
  • pulverizations plural form
  • pulverizations' possessive plural form
  • pulverization's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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