precipitation

界面语言: zh

🇬🇧 /prɪˌsɪpɪˈteɪʃən/ 🇺🇸 /prɪˌsɪpɪˈteɪʃən/

📖 释义

  1. noun
    降水; 沉淀; 仓促; 投掷; 降水量

🔗 详情

词形变化

可数 / 不可数 复数: precipitations

常用搭配

heavy precipitationannual precipitationtotal precipitationatmospheric precipitationprecipitation reaction

派生词

precipitateprecipitousprecipitouslyprecipitantprecipitator

同义词

rainfallraindownpoursedimentation

反义词

evaporation

易混淆词

precipitate
EN: 'Precipitate' is the verb (to cause to happen suddenly) or adjective (hasty), while 'precipitation' is the noun form referring to the process or result.
zh: 'Precipitate' 是动词（使突然发生）或形容词（仓促的），而 'precipitation' 是名词形式，指过程或结果。
precipitous
EN: 'Precipitous' means dangerously steep or sudden, while 'precipitation' refers to rain/snow or a chemical process.
zh: 'Precipitous' 意为危险地陡峭或突然，而 'precipitation' 指雨/雪或化学过程。

拼写提示

EN: Remember the 'ci' after 'pre' and the 't' before 'ation': pre-ci-pi-ta-tion. A common error is dropping the second 'i' or the 't'.
zh: 记住 'pre' 后面的 'ci' 和 'ation' 前面的 't'：pre-ci-pi-ta-tion。常见的错误是漏掉第二个 'i' 或 't'。

💬 例句

  1. The region received very little precipitation during the drought, leading to crop failures.

    干旱期间该地区降水量极少，导致农作物歉收。

  2. The precipitation of silver chloride occurred when the two solutions were mixed.

    当两种溶液混合时，氯化银发生了沉淀。

  3. His precipitation in making the decision led to several costly mistakes.

    他做决定时的仓促导致了几个昂贵的错误。

  4. The precipitation of the boulder from the cliff sent it crashing into the valley below.

    巨石从悬崖坠落，轰然砸入下方的山谷。

  5. Annual precipitation in the tropical rainforest exceeds 200 centimeters.

    热带雨林年降水量超过200厘米。