zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhè xiě de dōng shí shàng zhǐ shì xiē suí de shù zhǐ yào xiǎng dào mǒu gāo zhuān jiā zài wéi zhè xiē dōng míng xiǎngbǎi jiě de fán zào yàng jiù gǎn dào shí fēn hǎo xiào
    What I had written this time really was just a random jumble of letters and figures. It amused me to think of some high-powered expert tearing his hair trying to decode it.
  • lēng jìng fēn jiě guāng xiàn
    A prism decomposes light.
  • jiā lái fēn jiě yòu huà
    You can apply heat to decompose organic compounds.
  • shǐ diàn jiě yòng diàn jiě lái yǐn fēn jiě
    To cause to decompose by electrolysis.
  • zāo shòu shuǐ jiě shuǐ fǎn yìng 'ér fēn jiě
    undergo hydrolysis; decompose by reacting with water.
  • detuì biànshuāi biàn fēn jiěshuāi biàn huò jīng yuán de biàn
    To decompose, decay, or undergo a nuclear transformation.
  • guǒ xiǎng fēn jiě yòu huà jiā
    If you want to decompose an organic compound , apply heat.
  • duō shù fēi jīn shǔ huà dōukě bèi shuǐ fēn jiě
    Most nonmetal chlorides are decomposed by water.
  • néng bèi shēng zhì fēn jiě deyóu zhǐ jūn
    capable of being decomposed by e.g. bacteria.
  • bèi zhēng liú huò yòng fēn jiě de mǐn
    a vessel where substances are distilled or decomposed by heat.
  • jiě huà yònggāo wēn fēn jiě yóu liàng 'ér dǎo zhì de huà de fēn jiě huò zhuǎn huà
    Decomposition or transformation of a compound caused by heat.
  • jiàng jiě jiàng fēn jiě huà de jiàng fēn jiěxiǎn shì chū qīng chǔ míng bái de zhōng jiān shēng chéng
    Decomposition of a compound by stages, exhibiting well-defined intermediate products.
  • fēn liè fēn jiě suì piàn huò fēn fēn jiě
    Decomposition into fragments or parts; disintegration.
  • róng de tuō róng fēn jiě
    decomposition of and precipitation from solid solutions
  • fēn jiězuò yòng fēn jiě huò fēn liè wéi fēn huò yào
    Disintegration or decomposition into parts or elements.
  • jiě yóu shè zào chéng de zhì fēn fēn jiě
    Molecular decomposition of a substance as a result of radiation.
  • zài fēn jiě de hòu jiē duàn 'ér qiě yòu 'è chòu
    in an advanced state of decomposition and having a foul odor.
  • jiǔyóu jiào jiān táng de fēn jiě 'ér shī tián wèi de
    (of wines) not sweet because of decomposition of sugar during fermentation.
  • shēng fēn jiě yòu zhì bèi shēng suǒ fēn jiě wēi shēng
    The decomposition of organic material by living organisms, such as microorganisms.
  • diàn jiě diàn liú zài diàn jiě zhì nèi chǎn shēng de huà xué biàn huàyóu zhǐ fēn jiě
    Chemical change, especially decomposition, produced in an electrolyte by an electric current.
  • shǐ chéng duī chéng duī huò tuán shù duī lái fēn jiě huò jiào
    To be in a heap or pile, as leaves for decomposition or fermentation.
  • bài shēng de fēn jiě zuò yòngyóu zhǐ dàn bái nán de fēn jiě zuò yòngyóu wēi shēng zuò yòng suǒ yǐn dǎo zhì bài chòu de làn xiàn xiàng
    Decomposition of organic matter, especially protein, by microorganisms, resulting in production of foul-smelling matter.
  • tián wèi de yóu jiào jiān táng de fēn jiě 'ér shī tián wèi deyòng jiǔ
    Not sweet as a result of the decomposition of sugar during fermentation. Used of wines.
  • yuán shì zhǒng zhì de xìng zhì néng yóu rèn tōng de fēn jiě fāng 'ér gǎi biàn
    An element is one kind of substance, and its nature can not be changed by any general decomposition method.
  • guò yǎng huà qīng méi zhǒng jiàn xuè duō shù huó bāo zhī zhōngjiàng guò yǎng huà qīng cuī huà fēn jiě chéng shuǐ yǎng de méi
    An enzyme found in the blood and in most living cells that catalyzes the decomposition of hydrogen peroxide into water and oxygen.
  • duàn shāo jiā mǒu zhìzhì róng diǎn huò róng diǎn de gāo wēnyǐn shuǐ shībiàn xíng huò yǎng huà gài huà huà de fēn jiě
    To heat(a substance) to a high temperature but below the melting or fusing point, causing loss of moisture, reduction, or oxidation and the decomposition of carbonates and other compounds.
  • jiá 'àn zhǒng yòu rán , ch3nh2, tōng guò fēn jiě yòu lái zhì zào chéng hòu yòng zuò róng yòng zài duō chǎn pǐn zhōngzhū yán liào shā chóng de zhì zào zhōng
    A toxic flammable gas, CH3NH2, produced by the decomposition of organic matter and synthesized for use as a solvent and in the manufacture of many products, such as dyes and insecticides.
  • yǐn duǒ zhǒng bái jié jīng huà , c8h7n, cóng méi jiāo yóu zhōng liàn cóng duō zhí zhōng liàn chū lái jūn fēn jiě cháng dào zhōng de 'ān suān chǎn shēng zhǒng huà zhù yào bèi yòng zhì zào xiāng shuǐ huà xué shì
    A white crystalline compound, C8H7N, obtained from coal tar or various plants and produced by the bacterial decomposition of tryptophan in the intestine. It is used in perfumery and as a reagent.
  • gāo tiě xuè hóng dàn bái zhǒng hóng de jié jīng yòu huà dāng xuè hóng dàn bái bèi xuè de fēn jiě huò bèi zhǒng yǎng huà yào pǐn huò yòu zhì yǎng huà shízài xuè zhōng xíng chéng bāo hán chǔyú zhèng tiě zhuàng tài de tiě néng dào yǎng de chuán sòng zhě de zuò yòng
    A brownish-red crystalline organic compound formed in the blood when hemoglobin is oxidated either by decomposition of the blood or by the action of various oxidizing drugs or toxic agents. It contains iron in the ferric state and cannot function as an oxygen carrier.
  • shì shénme shì nèi zhuāng huáng shè shī shì nèi zhuāng huáng de fēn shì qíng wǒdōu néng gòu xià lái
    I'm not an interior decorator, but I could always turn my hand to most things.
  • guò fēn dān xīn zhǐ shì fǒu shìdàng mào de rén
    a person excessively concerned about propriety and decorum.
  • guò fēn zhù zhòng yōu huò de
    Unduly sensitive to matters of propriety or decorum.