adulterate

• adj. 通奸的；搀杂的
• vt. 掺假

1. corrupt, debase, or make impure by adding a foreign or inferior substance; often by replacing valuable ingredients with inferior ones;

"adulterate liquor"

The food had been adulterated to increase its weight...

食物被掺了杂质以增加分量。

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There is a regulation against adulterated cosmetics.

规定禁止出售假冒化妆品。

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They have to adulterate a Chinese sentence with words taken from English and Malay.

一句话里头总是掺杂了英语单词或马来语词汇.

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Years ago a friend of mine told me. True love can't adulterate others.

几年前一个现在身在远方的朋友对我说过: 真正的爱情,不能掺杂其他.

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Adulterate milk with water.

奶中脱水.

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They have to adulterate a Chinese sentence with words taken from English or Malay.

他们一句话里头总是掺杂了英语单词或马来语词汇.

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Cure and regulate pain in menses caused by adulterate some kind of enzyme in blood.

治疗因经血中混入纤溶酶而造成的经血为液态,从而引起的充血性经痛.

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Coal mining enterprises and coal trading enterprises may not adulterate coal andcoalquality coal.

煤矿企业和煤炭经营企业不得在煤炭中掺杂、掺假,以次充好.

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OBJECTIVE To report the breakage of protein and ammo acid in adulterate pangolin.

目的报道搀假穿山甲中蛋白质与氨基酸破坏程度.

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Consumers adulterate the milk, there will be abdominal pain, diarrhea and so on.

消费者在服用掺假牛奶之后, 会出现腹痛 、 腹泻等现象.

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Fairly blacker than poisonous milk: Ton of French chalk adulterate Cheng directly eating flour!

比毒奶还黑: 成吨滑石粉直接掺进面粉!

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前缀ad-, 去，往。词根ulter, 改变, 同alter, 改变。指掺假，欺骗。

1. Adulterate milk with water.

奶中脱水.

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2. They have to adulterate a Chinese sentence with words taken from English and Malay.

一句话里头总是掺杂了英语单词或马来语词汇.

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3. Years ago a friend of mine told me. True love can't adulterate others.

几年前一个现在身在远方的朋友对我说过: 真正的爱情,不能掺杂其他.

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4. They have to adulterate a Chinese sentence with words taken from English or Malay.

他们一句话里头总是掺杂了英语单词或马来语词汇.

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5. Cure and regulate pain in menses caused by adulterate some kind of enzyme in blood.

治疗因经血中混入纤溶酶而造成的经血为液态,从而引起的充血性经痛.

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adulterate (v.)

1530s, back-formation from adulteration, or else from Latin adulteratus, past participle of adulterare "to falsify, corrupt," also "to commit adultery." Earlier verb was adulter (late 14c.). Related: Adulterated; adulterating.