precipitate是什么意思_precipitate的用法_词性_词根

短语搭配

precipitate action

草率行动
precipitate a crisis

引发一场危机

双语例句

His rudeness immediately precipitated the dissatisfaction of others.

他的粗鲁立即引起了他人的不满。
You will pay for your precipitate behavior.

你要为你轻率的行为付出代价。
The precipitate in the test tube was silver.

试管里的沉淀物是银。
An invasion would certainly precipitate a political crisis.

入侵肯定会促成政治危机
I don't think we should make precipitate decisions.

我认为我们不应该做出仓促的决定。
Four compounds, namely 10 nonacosane, 24 methylenecycloartanol, stigmasterol and dacosterol have been isolated from the precipitate of the plant's methanol extract.

从月腺大戟根甲醇提取液的沉淀部分，鉴定了4种化合物，分别为二十九烷醇10、24亚甲基环阿尔廷醇、豆甾醇和达考甾醇。
It would only serve to precipitate his ruin.

它只会加速他的毁灭。
Clouds usually precipitate as rain and snow.

云常会凝结成雨或雪。
The solution is then treated to precipitate uranium oxide.

得到的溶液之后通过处理来析出铀氧化物。

近义词

vt.

vi.

adj.

rapid

同根词

词根 precipitin

precipitant adj. 勇往直前的；急促的；突如其来的 n. [化学] 沉淀剂
precipitating adj. 起沉淀作用的；急落的；猛冲的
precipitately adv. 猛进地
precipitation n. [化学] 沉淀，[化学] 沉淀物；冰雹；坠落；鲁莽
precipitator n. [化学] 沉淀剂，[矿业] 沉淀器；催促的人
precipitin n. [免疫] 沉淀素

释义

cause (an event or situation, typically one that is bad or undesirable) to happen suddenly, unexpectedly, or prematurely

使（事件、情况，尤指坏事或讨厌之事）突如其来地发生，促成

the incident precipitated a political crisis.

该事件促发了一场政治危机。

[with obj. and adverbial of direction]cause to move suddenly and with force

使突然移动

suddenly the ladder broke, precipitating them down into a heap.

梯子突然断裂，让他们摔作一团。

(precipitate someone/thing into)send someone or something suddenly into a particular state or condition

使（人，物）突然陷入（某种状态）

they were precipitated into a conflict for which they were quite unprepared.

他们陷入了一场不期而来的冲突。

(一般作be precipitated)Chemistry cause （a substance） to be deposited in solid form from a solution

【化】使（物质）沉淀；使淀析。

cause (drops of moisture or particles of dust) to be deposited from the atmosphere or from a vapour or suspension

使（水滴，粉尘）沉降。

adj.

done, made, or acting suddenly or without careful consideration

轻率的，贸然的，莽撞的

I must apologize for my staff — their actions were precipitate.

我必须代员工道歉——他们的行为是轻率的。

(of an event or situation)occurring suddenly or abruptly

（事件，情况）突如其来的，突然的

a precipitate decline in Labour fortunes.

工党的机会的陡然下降。

Chemistry a substance precipitated from a solution

【化】沉淀物。[ORIGIN: from modern Latin <Italic>praecipitatum</Italic>.]

词源

"early 16th cent.: from Latin praecipitat- ‘thrown headlong'， from the verb praecipitare, from praeceps, praecip（it）- ‘headlong'， from prae ‘before'＋caput ‘head'. The original sense of the verb was ‘hurl down, send violently'； hence ‘cause to move rapidly'， which gave rise to sense 1 （early 17th cent.）."

Bit by bit, microscopic crystals precipitate out of these waters to fill in the empty spaces and pores in your bones.

渐渐地，这些海水中凝结的微小晶体填充进你骨骼里的细孔。

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