fluids

英 [ˈflu(ː)ɪdz]

美 [ˈfluədz]

n.  液体; 流体; 液
fluid的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-MASS 液体;流质
  Afluidis a liquid.
  1. The blood vessels may leak fluid, which distorts vision...
     血管可能会渗漏，造成视力模糊。
  2. Make sure that you drink plenty of fluids.
     务必保证足够的水分摄入。
  3. ...fluid retention.
     体液潴留
• ADJ-GRADED (动作、线条或设计)流畅优美的，优雅自然的
  Fluidmovements or lines or designs are smooth and graceful.
  1. The forehand stroke should be fluid and well balanced.
     正手击球应该保证动作流畅和平稳。
  2. ...long, fluid dresses.
     线条优雅流畅的长裙
• ADJ-GRADED 不稳定的;不确定的
  A situation that isfluidis unstable and is likely to change often.
  1. The situation is extremely fluid and it can be changing from day to day.
     情况极不稳定，每天都有可能变化。

双语例句

• Geosphere, hydrosphere and atmosphere are fluids in motion; their main difference is their viscosity.
  地圈，水圈和大气是流体；他们的主要差别是他们的黏性。
• The afflicted person should keep off solid foods and drink plenty of fluids.
  病人不应吃固体食物而要多喝流质食物。
• Mechanics can be used to describe the movement of glaciers and fluids flowing through pipes.
  力学可以用来描述冰川的运动和流体在管子中的流动。
• Hazardous materials include cleaning fluids, lighter fluid, and aerosols.
  危险性物品包括清洁剂、轻液体和气雾剂。
• A viscous polysaccharide acid found in connective tissues and in lubricating fluids in the body.
  一种粘性的多糖酸，存在于体内的连接组织和润滑液中。
• Study of the mechanical properties of fluids that are not in motion.
  对不在运动中流体的结构力性质的研究。
• As liquids and gas flow, they are called fluids.
  由于液体和气体能流动，因此称为流体。
• Thermodynamically compressible and incompressible fluids;
  可压缩和不可压缩流体；
• All we can do is provide basic life support, such as fluids and blood pressure treatment.
  我们所能做的是提供基本的生命支持，例如补液和血压控制。
• A pipe through which fluids can be discharged.
  一种液体可从中排出的管子。