发zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wēi bō shòu jī fā shè fàng dà
    microwave amplification by stimulated emission of radiation
  • tōng guò shòu jī fā shè guāng kuò dà； néng gòu chǎn shēng lián zài yī qǐ de qiáng liè de dān sè shè shù。
    Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation; produces an intense monochromatic beam of coherent light.
  • qián zhì fàng dà qì diàn zǐ xiàn lù huò zhuāng zhì， yòng lái tàn cè bìng jiā qiáng wú xiàn diàn jiē shōu jī suǒ fā chū de wēi ruò xìn hào， cóng 'ér shǐ qí dá dào gèng jiā yòu lì de zēng fú chéng dù
    An electronic circuit or device that detects and strengthens weak signals, as from a radio receiver, for subsequent, more powerful amplification stages.
  • fàng shè wù shòu jī fā shè huì fā shēng wēi bō fàng dà； xiàng jī guāng yī yàng tóng lǐ gōng zuò de zhuāng zhì。
    Microwave Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation; a device that works on same principle as a laser and emits coherent microwave radiation.
  • tiáojié qì， tiáoxié qì yòng lái jìn xíng tiáojié de zhuāng zhì， yóu zhǐ yī zhǒng diàn zǐ diàn lù huò diàn zǐ zhuāng zhì， yòng lái xuǎn zé mǒu yī tè dìng fā shè pín shuài de xìn hào lái fàng dà bìng zhuǎn huàn chéng shēng yīn
    A device for tuning, especially an electronic circuit or device used to select signals at a specific radio frequency for amplification and conversion to sound.
  • jiāng cí xīn cún chǔ qì dú chū fàng dà qì de shū chū xuǎn tōng dào jì cún qì de chù fā qì zhōng de yī zhǒng mài chōng。
    A pulse to gate the output of a core memory sense amplifier into a trigger in a register.
  • kuò yīn qì， mài kè fēng， huà tǒng jiāng shēng bō zhuǎn biàn chéng diàn liú de gōng jù， tōng cháng jiē zhì kuò yīn qì， lù yīn jī huò guǎng bō fā shè jī shàng
    An instrument that converts sound waves into an electric current, usually fed into an amplifier, a recorder, or a broadcast transmitter.
  • tā yòng tú biǎo hé shù zì jìn yī bù chǎn míng tā xīn jìn de fā xiàn。
    He amplified (on) his new findings with drawings and figures.
  • fēng zǐ bèi sòng jìn liǎo fēng rén yuàn， yǐ fáng tā sì chù fā kuáng shāng rén。
    The insane man was sent to an asylum so that he would not run amuck.
  • tā de gù shì shǐ wǒ fā xiào。
    His story amuses me.
  • tā gāo xīng dé shuāng mù yì yì fā liàng .
    She has an amused twinkle in her eye(s).
  • tā néng xiě xiē hěn yòu qù de gù shì , dàn shì bǐ bù shàng nà xiē xiě chū nèi róng néng fā rén shēnxǐng de xiǎo shuō jiā .
    She writes quite amusing stories but she can't hold a candle to the more serious novelists.
  • tā de qiǎo miào de xì fǎ shǐ hái zǐ men fā xiào。
    His clever tricks amused the children.
  • zhè hóu zǐ xī yān de huá jī yàng zǐ shǐ wǒ men fā xiào。
    The monkey 's funny way of smoking amused us.
  • yǎn jiǎng rén zài yǎn jiǎng jié shù shí shuō liǎo jǐ jù xiào huà lái shǐ tīng zhòng fā xiào。
    The speaker amused the audience with some jokes tacked on to his speech.
  • wǒ fā xiàn wǒ hé tā tóng yī tiān shēng rì 'ér gǎn dào yòu qù。
    I was amused to find that he and I were born on the same day.
  • wǒ fā xiàn liǎo jí yóu de lè qù。
    I find amusement in collecting stamps.
  • yǐn rén fā xiào de shì huò rén； xiào liào； xiào bǐng
    Amusing incident or person
  • yǐn rén fā xiào de gǔ guài de rén
    An eccentrically amusing person.
  • tā jiǎng de gù shì hěn shǐ rén fā xiào。
    He is an amusing story teller.
  • fā yán zhě jiǎng liǎo yī liǎng gè hěn yòu qù de xiào huà。
    The speaker got off one or two very amusing jokes.
  • rú jīn， hǎo lāi wù yuè lái yuè jīng yì qiú jīng， bù huì zài tuī chū zhǐ huì lìng rén fā xiào de dī liè piānzǐ liǎo。
    Hollywood has grown too sophisticated to turn out anything really amusingly bad these days.
  • kě yǐ shuō， lèi biǎn táo tǐ jiù xiàng fā dòng jī； ér dà nǎo pí céng zé xiàng shāchē。
    Think of the amygdala as the engine and the cortex as the brake.
  • 　 nà me， zài shòu dào jīng xià shí dà nǎo huì fā shēng zěn yàng de biàn huà ní？
    Nerves that begin at the eyes and ears lead to a part of the brain called the amygdala.
  • diàn fěn méi yī zhǒng bǎ diàn fěn huò mài yá táng de diàn fěn méi huò diàn fěn méi de hùn hé wù， kě zài mǒu xiē fā yá de gǔ wù bǐ rú mài yá zhōng zhǎo dào
    An amylase or a mixture of amylases that converts starch to maltose, found in certain germinating grains such as malt.
  • diàn fěn yàng biàn xìng bìng yǐ shēn tǐ bù tóng qì guān zǔ zhì de diàn fěn chén jī wéi tè zhēng de shī diào zhuàng kuàng， kě néng yǔ màn xìng jí bìng yòu guān， rú lèi fēng shī xìng guān jié yán、 fèi jié hé， huò duō fā xìng gǔ suǐ liú
    A disorder marked by the deposition of amyloid in various organs and tissues of the body. It may be associated with a chronic disease such as rheumatoid arthritis, tuberculosis, or multiple myeloma.
  • yóu yú kè luó sī de diàn fěn yàng biàn xìng fā zhǎn huǎn màn， jí bìng fā zuò zhī qián tā jiāng shì 70 duō suì de rén liǎo。
    And because Cross's amyloidosis was so slow-acting, she would be in her 70s before symptoms set in.
  • méi 'ào zhěn suǒ xuè yè bù zhù rèn mò lǐ 'āi · gé cí yī shēng huí dá liǎo tā de wèn tí。 dāng kè luó sī zuò liǎo yī cì chōu xuè jiǎn cè hòu， gé cí tí chū liǎo yī gè xīn de jié lùn： jiā zú diàn fěn yàng biàn xìng， qí fā bìng jīlǜ dà yuē shì 400 wàn fēn zhī 1， kě cǎi yòng gān zàng yí zhí lái zhì yù。
    Dr. Morie Gertz, chairman of the hematology division at the Mayo Clinic responded, and after Cross flew out for an exam,Gertz delivered a new conclusion:familial amyloidosis, which affects about 1 in 4 million people and can be cured with a new liver.
  • kù nà kè sà bā bǐ lún wáng guó de yī gè gǔ chéng zhèn， wèi yú bā bǐ lún xī běi bù。 zài zhè lǐ fā shēng de yīcháng zhàn zhēng（ gōng yuán qián 401 nián） zhōng bō sī de 'ā 'ěr tǎ xuē xī sī 'èr shì dǎ bài liǎo tā de xiōng dì xiǎo jū lǔ shì， dǎo zhì liǎo sè nuò fēn zài tā de yuǎn zhēng jì yī shū zhōng miáo shù de wàn rén dà chè tuì de fā shēng
    An ancient town of Babylonia northwest of Babylon. It was the site of a battle(401 b.c.) in which Artaxerxes II of Persia defeated his brother Cyrus the Younger, leading to the Retreat of the Ten Thousand described by Xenophon in his Anabasis.
  • hóng xì bāo shēngzhǎng sù tōng cháng yóu wǒ men de shèn zàng chǎn shēng， ér epo zhè zhǒng yào wù de fā míng zhù yào shì wèile zhì liáo yán zhòng de pín xuè zhèng。
    It is manfacured naturally in our kidneys and was developed as a treatment to cunter sever anaemia.
  • bù xū huì yán， dǎ cóng jiàn guó nà tiān qǐ， zhèng fǔ wèile yōu xiān fā zhǎn jīng jì， méi yòu bǎ rén wén jiào yù bǎi zài shìdàng de wèi zhì ( zhì shǎo shì gēn kē jì、 jīng shāng lǐ cái de xué kē píng qǐ píng zuò )， zhè cái zào chéng jīn tiān xīn jiā pō rén de rén wén jīng shén huàn liǎo “ pín xuè zhèng ”。
    The answer is simple. The government's priority has been on developing the economy from day one and the humanities have never been put on a par with science and technical, business or accounting subjects. This is the reason why the spirit of humanity among Singaporeans is in an “ anaemic” condition today.
  • fā jiào yóu jiāng fù zá de yòu jī huà hé wù fēn jiě wéi xiāng duì jiǎn dān de wù zhì de shēng wù méi， huò fēi shēng wù méi yǐn qǐ de rèn hé yī zǔ huà xué fǎn yìng， yóu qí shì yóu jiào mǔ jūn yǐn qǐ de cóng táng dào 'èr yǎng huà tàn hé qīng yǎng huà wù de yàn yǎng wēi shēng wù zhuǎn huà
    Any of a group of chemical reactions induced by living or nonliving ferments that split complex organic compounds into relatively simple substances, especially the anaerobic conversion of sugar to carbon dioxide and alcohol by yeast.