酸zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • yī xiē zhū rú suō yú děng dàn shuǐ yú kě yǐ dǐ yù xiāng dāng chéng dù de suān xìng。
    Some freshwater fish such as pike can withstand levels of acidity.
  • rè dài cháng lǜ shù zhǒng， shòu mìng cháng， dà xíng zhǎn kāi shù guān， yǔ zhuàng cháng lǜ yè， huā xiāng， mù zhì huáng sè qiě jiān yìng， cháng dòu jiá nèi cháng yòu kě shí de qiǎo kè lì sè de suān xìng guǒ ròu。
    long-lived tropical evergreen tree with a spreading crown and feathery evergreen foliage and fragrant flowers yielding hard yellowish wood and long pods with edible chocolate-colored acidic pulp.
  • zhǎo zé， shī dì dǐ miàn wéi suān xìng hé shī ruǎn de dì dài， zhù yào yóu guàn mù、 cǎo lèi jí yī xiē shù de shuǐ xiǎn ní zhǎo huóní méi gòu chéng
    An area having a wet, spongy, acidic substrate composed chiefly of sphagnum moss and peat in which characteristic shrubs and herbs and sometimes trees usually grow.
  • yòu lǜ sè huò dài hóng sè suān xìng cháng yè bǐng de zhí wù， yè bǐng chéng jī shēng cóng； jīng（ zhǐ yòu jīng） pēng rèn hòu kě shí； yè yòu dú。
    plants having long green or reddish acidic leafstalks growing in basal clumps; stems (and only the stems) are edible when cooked; leaves are poisonous.
  • yòng zuò rán liào de hóng hè sè fěn mò， yóu yòng zuò ph zhí xiǎn shì jì（ zài jiǎn xìng róng yè zhōng chéng hóng sè， zài suān xìng róng yè zhōng chéng lán sè）。
    a red-brown powder used as a dye, especially as a chemical pH indicator (congo red is red in basic and blue in acidic solutions).
  • shí liú zhè zhǒng shù de guǒ shí， yòu jiān rèn de qiǎn hóng sè guǒ pí， bìng hán yòu xǔ duō zhǒng zǐ， měi lì zhǒng zǐ dū bāo zài duō zhī、 wēi suān de hóng sè guǒ jiāng zhōng
    The fruit of this tree, having a tough reddish rind, and containing many seeds, each enclosed in a juicy, mildly acidic, red pulp.
  • zài zhè lǐ， lái zì gōng yè pái fàng wù de kōng qì suān xìng wù zhì huǎn màn chén jī， yǐng xiǎng tǔ rǎng de huà xué guò chéng hé bì yào de wēi shēng wù， jiàng dī liǎo shù mù hé zhí bèi de shēng mìng huó lì， shǐ dé dì xià shuǐ、 hé liú hé húpō gèng jiā suān huà。
    There, the chronic deposition of airborne acidic sub- stances from industrial effluents affects both chemical processes and essential microorganisms in the soil, lowering the vitality of trees and ground-cover and making groundwater, streams, and lakes more acidic.
  • zhí lì dào píng fú de cháng qīng de guàn mù， yòu xuán fú de bái sè huò fěn sè de huā cóng； shǔ yú 'ōu zhōu běi bù de ní tàn xiǎn ní méi zhǎo zé hé qí tā de cháo shī de suān xìng dì qū。
    erect to procumbent evergreen shrub having pendent clusters of white or pink flowers; of sphagnum peat bogs and other wet acidic areas in northern Europe.
  • suān zhì zì wèi dàoliú 'ér cì jī shí dào yǐn qǐ de xiōng bù fā rè téng tòng de gǎn jué ; yòu kuì yáng huò qí tā shī diào de zhèng zhuàng。
    a painful burning sensation in the chest caused by acidic backflow from the stomach irritating the esophagus; symptomatic of an ulcer or other disorder.
  • shòu cháng de cháng qīng de guàn mù， yòu xuán guà de bái sè huò fěn sè de huā cóng； fēn bù zài běi jí、 jiā ná dà dào měi guó dōng běi bù de cháo shī de suān xìng dì qū。
    wiry evergreen shrub having pendent clusters of white or pink flowers; of wet acidic areas in Arctic and Canada to northeastern United States.
  • wú zī yǎng de dài yòu zōng sè suān xìng wù zhì de shuǐ yù， fǔ zhí wù gāo dù jí zhōng bìng yòu xiǎo xíng zhí wù qún de。 yòng lái miáo shù húpō huò chí táng
    Having brownish acidic waters, a high concentration of humic matter, and a small plant population. Used of a lake or pond.
  • zhè xiē shā zǐ yī dàn jīng guò fén shāo， shèng yú de huī jìn jiù huì fù hán tàn suān yán， shì jiàng dī tǔ rǎng suān xìng de hǎo dōng xī。
    Or, once in the incinerator the resulting ash will be rich in carbonates, good for making the soil less acidic.
  • yòu jù dà wēi suān jiàn tóu xíng yè zǐ de 'ōu zhōu suān mó， biàn bù yú běi wēn dài dì qū， zuò sè lā hé chūn jì cǎo dì。
    European sorrel with large slightly acidic sagittate leaves grown throughout north temperate zone for salad and spring greens.
  • yī zhǒng bái sè de yòu dú kě róng xìng jīng zhuàng suān ， běn de yǎn shēng wù， yòng yú zhì zào hé zuò xiāo dú jì hé shā jūn jì。
    a toxic white soluble crystalline acidic derivative of benzene; used in manufacturing and as a disinfectant and antiseptic.
  • yī lèi ruò suān xìng yòu jī hé chéng wù， fènzǐ zhōng hán yòu yī gè huò gèng duō qiǎnɡ jī。
    any of a class of weakly acidic organic compounds; molecule contains one or more hydroxyl groups.
  • suān guǒ zhī shān zhā huò qí tā suān guǒ（ rú wèi chéng shú de pú táo děng） de suān guǒ zhī
    The acidic juice of crab apples or other sour fruit, such as unripe grapes.
  • suān jiǎn píng héng de róng yè huò huà hé wù fēi suān xìng yě fēi jiǎn xìng de huò yǔ zhī yòu guān de
    Of or relating to a solution or compound that is neither acidic nor alkaline.
  • èr yǎng huà liú hé 'ān yǎng huà wù yǐn qǐ suān xìng jiàng yǔ， cháng chēng wéi suān yǔ。
    Sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides also cause acidic precipitation, commonly called acid rain.
  • （ tōng cháng chéng suān xìng） niào chéng jiǎn xìng de zhèng zhuàng。
    a condition in which the urine (which is normally slightly acidic) is alkaline.
  • tǔ rǎng huī huà zuò yòng tǔ rǎng de jiǎn bèi jiǎn shǎo 'ér biàn chéng suān xìng de guò chéng
    The process by which soils are depleted of bases and become acidic.
  • jú zhè xiē shù de dài yòu tián suān zhī shuǐ de guǒ shí
    The fruit of any of these trees, having a sweetish, acidic juice.
  • luǒ mài cū miàn bāo yī zhǒng yòng zhěng gè mó guò de cū cāo dà mài zhì chéng de hēi sè suān wèi miàn bāo
    A dark, sourish bread made from whole, coarsely ground rye.
  • zài shāng chù pēn sǎ yī xiē suān xìng wù zhì jiāng yòu zhù yú qù diào zhé tòng。
    Pouring something acidic on the wound will help take the sting out.
  • gè zhǒng suān chéng shù jié de lǜ sè suān guǒ shí。
    the green acidic fruit of any of various lime trees.
  • róng yè hé wù zhì fā shēng jiǎn huà 'ér jiǎn shǎo suān xìng。
    turn basic and less acidic, of solutions and substances.
  • huáng sè、 tuǒ yuán xíng、 duō zhī、 guǒ ròu suān de shuǐ guǒ。
    yellow oval fruit with juicy acidic flesh.
  • suān dù hěn gāo de chéng zǐ， yóu qí yòng lái zuò gān jié jiàng。
    highly acidic orange used especially in marmalade.
  • suí zhe wū rǎn de jiā jù， tǔ rǎng de suān huà yuè lái yuè yán zhòng。
    The soil becomes more and more acidic as pollution mounts up.
  • suān duì zhè zhǒng jīn shǔ de zuò yòng shì xùn sù de。
    Acid acts on this metal quickly.
  • mài jiǎo jūn hé gān zào de mài jiǎo jūn jūn hé， tōng cháng shì cóng dà mài de zhǒng zǐ zhōng tí qǔ， yòng zuò jǐ zhǒng pō jù yī liáo jià zhí de shēng wù jiǎn de yuán liào， yě shì mài jiǎo suān de jī běn lái yuán
    The dried sclerotia of ergot, usually obtained from rye seed and used as a source of several medicinally important alkaloids and as the basic source of lysergic acid.
  • níng méng shì yī zhǒng suān de shuǐ guǒ .
    A lemon is an acid fruit.
  • shí qī wán suān de yī zhǒng gān yóu zhǐ。
    a glyceryl ester of margaric acid.