| 单词 | 渗透 |
| 释义 | 〔impregnate〕To permeate or imbue:灌输：渗透或使感染：〔enter〕To effect penetration.渗透：产生穿透力〔sink〕To seep or soak; penetrate:渗透：渗或吸；透过：〔permeability〕The property or condition of being permeable.渗透，渗透性：可渗透的特质或状态〔camphorate〕To treat or impregnate with camphor.使与樟脑化合：用樟脑处理或渗透〔penetration〕"If the policy is accepted that the Soviet Union has a right to penetrate her immediate neighbors for security, penetration of the next immediate neighbors becomes . . . equally logical"(W. Averell Harriman)“如果苏联出于安全考虑而有权对其最接近的邻国进行渗透并窃取情报的这种策略手段得到容忍，那么它对其他邻国情况的刺探及渗透同样也会变得符合逻辑了”(W.阿弗莱尔·哈里曼)〔interpenetrate〕To become mixed or united by penetration:交互渗透：经由渗透变得混合或是统一在一起：〔graphitize〕To coat or impregnate with graphite.在…上涂石墨，给…充石墨：用石墨涂敷或渗透〔Taft〕American politician. As a U.S. Senator from Ohio (1939-1953) he was an outspoken conservative who opposed many New Deal policies, resisted American involvement in NATO, and endorsed Joseph McCarthy's investigations of Communist infiltration.塔夫脱，罗伯特·阿方索：(1889-1953) 美国政治家。作为一名来自俄亥俄州的美国参议员(1939-1953年），他是一名直率的保守派成员，曾反对过许多“新政”政策，抵制过美国参与大西洋公约组织，并批准了约瑟夫·麦卡锡对共产党渗透的调查〔repellent〕A substance or treatment for making a fabric or surface impervious or resistant to something else.抗耐剂：一种使某织物或表面不受其它物质渗透的物质或处理的方法〔pervasive〕Having the quality or tendency to pervade or permeate:弥漫性的，渗透性的：具有弥漫或渗透的性质或倾向的：〔bleed〕To undergo or be subject to such a diffusion of color:渗透，褪色：渗色或易于渗色：〔permeance〕From Latin permeāre [to penetrate] * see permeate 源自 拉丁语 permeāre [渗透，穿透] * 参见 permeate〔leach〕To remove soluble or other constituents from by the action of a percolating liquid.过滤：通过渗透液体使可溶解的或其他成分分离出来〔pervade〕To be present throughout; permeate.See Synonyms at charge 遍及，渗透 参见 charge〔invade〕To enter and permeate, especially harmfully.充溢：进入并且渗透， 尤指有害地〔filter〕To come or go gradually and in small groups:渗透：逐渐、小批地进入或越过：〔stacte〕from Greek staktē [from feminine of] staktos [oozing] 源自 希腊语 staktē 源自staktos的阴性词 [渗透出的] 〔osmosis〕Diffusion of fluid through a semipermeable membrane until there is an equal concentration of fluid on both sides of the membrane.渗透：液体通过一个半透膜进行的扩散，直到膜两边液体的浓度相同为止〔penetration〕The act of entering a country or an organization so as to establish influence or gain information:渗透，弥漫：进入一个国家或组织以施加其影响力或获取情报的行为：〔transfusion〕The act or process of transfusing.渗透：注射的动作或过程〔tincture〕A quality that colors, pervades, or distinguishes.着色性：能着色、渗透或区分的性质〔permeability〕The rate of flow of a liquid or gas through a porous material.渗透度，渗透率：液体或气体通过渗透材料流的量度〔infiltration〕The act or process of infiltrating.渗透：渗透的行为或过程〔soak〕To penetrate or permeate; seep:渗透或浸透；渗出：〔hyaluronidase〕An enzyme that inactivates hyaluronic acid in the body, thereby increasing tissue permeability to fluids. Also called spreading factor 透明质酸酶：一种能够降低体内透明质酸的活性，从而提高组织中液体渗透能力的酶 也作 spreading factor〔infiltrate〕To cause (a liquid, for example) to permeate a substance by passing through its interstices or pores.渗透：透过间隙或小孔使一种物质（如水）渗过另一种物质〔osmosis〕A gradual, often unconscious process of assimilation or absorption:渗透：一种渐进的经常是无意识的同化或吸收的过程：〔stacte〕from stazein stag- [to ooze] 源自 stazein stag- [渗透] 〔osmose〕To diffuse or cause to diffuse by osmosis.（使）渗透：通过渗透作用渗出或使渗出〔shot〕Interspersed or permeated with a distinctive quality:加杂的、渗透的：夹杂着或渗透着一种不同品质的：〔diapedesis〕from diapēdan [to ooze through] 源自 diapēdan [渗透] 〔caulking〕A usually impermeable substance used for caulking. Also called caulking compound 堵塞材料：用于堵缝的通常不渗透的材料 也作 caulking compound〔drip〕"His playing drips with exaggerated rubato and unorthodox tempi"(Annalyn Swan)“他的演奏渗透着夸张诡异的节奏”(安纳莱恩·斯旺)〔imbue〕To inspire, permeate, or invade:感染，弥漫：激发、渗透或侵入：〔transfuse〕To diffuse through; permeate:使…渗过；渗透：〔penetration〕The extent of influence that one culture or nation has on another.渗透：一种文化或一个国家对另一文化或另一国家所产生的影响的强度〔sop〕To be or become thoroughly soaked or saturated.浸透，渗透：（成为）完全浸透或渗透〔interpenetrate〕To penetrate reciprocally:相互汇合：相互混合渗透：〔pervasive〕From Latin pervāsus [past participle of] pervādere [to pervade] * see pervade 源自 拉丁语 pervāsus pervādere的过去分词 [弥漫，渗透] * 参见 pervade |
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