燃zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zài yī gè shāo méi de xiàn dài huà fā diàn chǎng nèi， zhēng qì yǔn xǔ néng rè dào zú yǐ bǎ mù tóu diǎn rán qǐ lái。
    In a modern coal burning electric generating plant the steam may be hot enough to ignite wood.
  • jī jí yǐn jìn、 kāi fā hé tuī guǎng qīng jié rán shāo、 rè bèng、 tài yáng néng guāng fú fā diàn、 tài yáng néng jí rè、 rán liào diàn chí、 nà mǐ cái liào děng jì shù；
    we will actively introduce, develop and promote the application of such technologies as pollution-free burning, geothermal-operated pumps, solar energy power generating, solar energy heating, fuel cells, and nanometer materials, etc.
  • zhèng zài rán shāo de cūn zhuāng shàng kōng yìng chū xuàn mùdì hóng guāng。
    There was a red glare over the burning village.
  • zhèng zài rán shāo de chéng shì shàng kōng yìng chū xuàn mùdì hóng guāng。
    There was a red glare over the burning city.
  • diàn lú yī diǎn rán ， lú xīn jiù fā chū chì rè de hóng guāng。
    When the electric stove is turned on, the burners give off a red glow.
  • méi zài hēi 'àn zhōng fā zhe hóng guāng； là zhú zài rán shāo。
    The coals were glowing in the dark; The candles were burning.
  • yú jìn rán zhe de xiǎo méi kuài huò mù kuài， rú zài yī duī jiāng yào xī miè de huǒ duī zhōng
    A small, glowing piece of coal or wood, as in a dying fire.
  • huǒ yàn qì tǐ rán shāo de bù fēn hé yǔ kuài sù rán shāo yòu guān de wēi xiǎo xuán fú wù zhì； rán zhe de qì tǐ huò zhēng qì de fā rè、 fā guāng de bù fēn
    The zone of burning gases and fine suspended matter associated with rapid combustion; a hot, glowing mass of burning gas or vapor.
  • hé tōng yòng hé zuò dá 8 nián zhī jiǔ de kūn téng gōng sī zhèng zài kāi fā qì chē chǔ qīng rán liào xiāng。
    The company, which has been working with GM for eight years, is developing hydrogen-storage tanks for vehicles.
  • fù zé yán jiū、 fā zhǎn hé jìhuà de tōng yòng fù zǒng cái lā ruì - péng sī bǎ zhè xiàng hé zuò chēng wéi " zài tōng wǎng qīng rán liào de màn màn cháng lù shàng， mài chū de yòu yī bù "。
    Larry Burns, GM's vice president of research, development and planning, described the move as "the next step on the long road to a hydrogen-based economy."
  • tā shuō： “ chuán tǒng de rán liào diàn chí shì yī dà duī jǐ yā zài yī qǐ de shí mò bǎn， ér wǒ men yòu bù quē shēng chǎn diàn bǎn zhè lèi de cái liào， suǒ yǐ wǒ men jiù yòng xiàng yìn zhì diàn lù zhè yàng de fāng shì zhòng zào rán liào diàn chí。
    " A conven tional fuel cell is a big stack of graphite plates you squeeze together, and you're got all these gaskets and things", he says.
  • léi diàn jī zhōng liǎo cǎo yuán， cǎo rán shāo qǐ lái liǎo。
    Lightning struck the grassland, and the grass caught on fire.
  • rú guǒ héng xīng de nèi hé fēi cháng jù dà ( dà yuē xiāng dāng yú liù yī bā gè tài yáng zhì liàng )， zé hěn kě néng zài héng xīng de qì tǐ jí jiāng rán jìn shí， qì tǐ yóu yú shòu dào yǐn lì zuò yòng 'ér xiàng nèi tān tā， qiáng xíng jìn rén nèi hé。
    If the core of the star is so massive (approximately 6-8 solar masses; one solar mass being equal to the sun's mass) then it is most likely that when the star's gases are almost consumed those gases will collapse inward, forced into the core by the gravitational force laid upon them.
  • yòng dǎo xiàn qīng chù shōu yīn jī shǐ tā jiē dì； diǎn rán yǐn xìn
    Grounded the radio by touching a wire to it; touching fire to a fuse.
  • wǒ nèi jiù dì ná liǎo yī zhī， bǎ tā diǎn rán ， xīn mǎn yì zú dì xī liǎo qǐ lái。 wǒ de qī zǐ hěn gāo xīng， yīn wéi yī qiē yòu huī fù dào zhèng cháng zhuàng kuàng。
    I took one guiltily, lit it and smoked with satisfaction. My wife was delighted that things had returned to normal once more.
  • wǒ nèi jiù dì ná liǎo yī zhī， bǎ tā diǎn rán ， xīn mǎn yì zú dì xī liǎo qǐ lái。
    I took one guiltily, lit it and smoked with satisfaction.
  • huǒ shéng qiāng yòng huǒ chái diǎn rán huǒ yào de qiāng jī
    A gunlock in which powder is ignited by a match.
  • gāng yáng qī cài， jiǎ zhū máo cài， sū dǎ zhū máo cài liǎng zhǒng dì zhōng hǎi de zhū máo cài zhī yī（ jiǎ zhū máo cài huò sū dǎ zhū máo cài）， huò yī zhǒng lèi shìde zhí wù（ yán shēng cǎo shǔ 'ā sū dǎ cǎo），， rán shāo yǐ huò dé shēng sū dǎ huī
    Either of two Mediterranean saltworts(Salsola kali or S. soda) or a similar plant(Halogeton sativus), burned to obtain a crude soda ash.
  • bào bó diǎn rán liǎo yī zhǐ tā zuì hǎo de hā wǎ nà yān。
    Bob lit up one of his best Havana.
  • yān tóu yǐn rán liǎo gān cǎo。
    The butt sparked off the hay.
  • mù qián de rán liào diàn chí de tǐ jī hé zhòng liàng shì jiāng tā men shí jì yùn yòng yú qì chē de zhù yào zhàng 'ài。
    The size and heft of current fuel cells has been a major obstacle to making them practical for use in automobiles.
  • zhí shēng fēi jī bǎ sān gè nán rén cóng rán shāo zhù de chuán shàng diào qǐ
    Three men were lifted by helicopter from the burning ship
  • zhí shēng fēi jī bǎ sān gè nán rén cóng rán shāo zhù de chuán shàng diào qǐ。
    Three men are lifted by helicopter from the burning ship.
  • zuì zǎo bèi rán shāo de héng xīng qì tǐ tōng cháng shì qīng qì， suí jí kāi shǐ xiāo hào qí tā qì tǐ yuán sù， rú tàn、 yǎng hé hài。
    The Hydrogen gas is usually the first type of gas consumed in a star and then other gas elements such as Carbon, Oxygen, and Helium are consumed.
  • dà yáng de néng liàng bù shì lái zì rán shāo guò chéng， ér shì lái zì yóu qīng dào hài de hé jù biàn， shì bù fēn yóu yī gè shè jí tàn hé dàn de fù zá guò chéng yǐn qǐ de。
    The energy of the Sun arises not from any burning process but from nuclear fusion, the transformation of hydrogen into helium, in part by a complicated process involving carbon and nitrogen.
  • fǎn huí zhèng zài rán shāo de dà lóu nèi qù yíng jiù bèi kùn zài lǐ miàn de shòu shāng zhě , zhè shì yī zhǒng yīng xióng xíng wéi。
    It was an act of heroism to go back into the burning building to save the wounded trapped within.
  • fǎn huí zhèng zài rán shāo de dà lóu nèi， zhè shì yī zhǒng yīng xióng xíng wéi。
    It was an act of heroism to go back into the burning building.
  • qì yóu shì gāo dù yì rán de。
    Petrol is highly inflammable.
  • dàn shì yóu yú wū rǎn wù de cún huó shí jiān duǎn， ér qiě néng gòu bèi yǔ shuǐchōng xǐ diào， yīn cǐ kē xué jiā men rèn wéi， rú guǒ yà zhōu rén mín zài shǐ yòng rán liào de shí hòu néng gòu huàn yòng gèng wéi yòu xiào de fāng fǎ， lì rú shǐ yòng gèng gāo jí yī xiē de huǒ lú， gǎi yòng gèng wéi qīng jié de néng yuán děng děng， zhè yàng rén lèi jiù hái néng yòu shí jiān zhěng jiù wǒ men de dì qiú。
    But because the lifetime of pollutants is short and they can be rained out, scientists are hopeful that if Asians use more efficient ways of burning fuel, such as better stoves, and cleaner sources of energy, time has not run out.
  • rán shāo shìde rè； jí dù 'ér qiě lìng rén bù shū fú de rè。
    burning hot; extremely and unpleasantly hot.
  • rú guǒ xiū sī dūn de yī wèi wù lǐ xué jiā de xiǎng fǎ kě yǐ shí xiàn， nà me， wǒ men jiù néng gào bié dǎo zhì wū rǎn de shǐ yòng kuàng wù rán liào shēng chǎn néng yuán de fāng shì。
    If a physicist in Houston has his way you'll be able to say good-bye to pollution-causing energy production from fossil fuels. In the April/May issue of The Industrial Physicist Dr.
  • fǔ zhí zhì céng rán shāo de yī zhǒng sēn lín huǒ zāi； tōng cháng bù lù chū biǎo miàn。
    a forest fire that burns the humus; may not appear on the surface.