liquid state
英 [ˈlɪkwɪd steɪt]
美 [ˈlɪkwɪd steɪt]
网络 液态; 液体状态; 液型; 液態; 液相
英英释义
noun
- the state in which a substance exhibits a characteristic readiness to flow with little or no tendency to disperse and relatively high incompressibility
双语例句
- Water can change from liquid state into ice or vapour.
水能从液态变成冰或水蒸汽。 - A substance is in liquid state if it is neither gaseous nor solid.
一种物质和果它既不是气态，也不是固态，那它一定以液态形式存在。 - When the temperature rises, it changes into a liquid state.
当温度升高，它就变成了液态。 - A model for liquid drainage was developed based on average velocity to get the macroporosity distribution of aluminum foam in liquid state.
为得到液态泡沫铝的宏观孔隙率分布，提出基于平均速度的泡沫析液模型。 - 100 ℃ is the critical temperature for water to change from liquid state to gas state.
一百摄氏度是水从液态转变为气态的临界温度。 - Liquid state tantalum capacitors are susceptible to vibration, and it is possible to produce transient electric potential;
③液钽易发生振动失效，有些在振动激励下可能成为瞬息电势源（间歇短路）； - Consequently, it is generally transported and stored in a liquid state.
因而，一般来说，它是作为液体状态进行运输和储存的。 - A solid substance such as ice may be changed into liquid state, or liquefied, to become water.
象冰那样的固态物质可以转变成液态，变成水，这叫熔解。 - When you melt ice, it passes from a solid to a liquid state.
你把冰融化时，冰便从固态变成液态。 - If we take hydrogen peroxide in the liquid state, it can break down to form water and oxygen.
如果我们有一些液态的过氧化氢，它会分解成水和氧气。