flume

• n. 水道；笕槽；引水槽
• vt. 用引水槽输送；用引水槽引
• n. (Flume)人名；(德)弗卢梅

1. a narrow gorge with a stream running through it

2. watercourse that consists of an open artificial chute filled with water for power or for carrying logs

Well, then, your plan went up the flume.

那么, 这下子好了, 你们的计划落空了.

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Once it reaches the circulatory system, it flume ride to the central nervous system.

它一旦进入循环系统, 它很快到达中枢神经系统.

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They wanted to flume the much needed water to the inland.

他们想用引水槽将极需的水输送到内地.

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Experiment materials: jar , windpipe, limewater, flume and the experiment record chart for each group.

学生用材料: 广口瓶 、 导气管 、 石灰水、火柴、集气瓶、水槽和小组实验记录表.

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The threshold phenomenon of fine sediment under wave action is described based on a flume experiment.

通过室内水槽试验,描述了波浪作用下细颗粒泥沙的起动现象.

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Flume regards our idea of causal relation as the product of human mind's habitual association.

摘要休谟因果观的实质在于把因果关系看成是人心习惯联想的产物.

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Shunt diversion flume is an effective method to clear silt by hydraulic energy.

分流冲沙是解决斗槽水力清淤的一种有效方法.

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The stress and deformation of the flume satisfy requirements of the design code.

渡槽结构应力、变形满足规范要求.

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Flume design has been generalized.

水槽的设计已经统一化.

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The complete length of the flume system is about 420 yards.

溜槽系统全长约420码.

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Such a trough is called flume.

这样的木槽叫水槽.

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The construction and theory of flow measurement of plane wing shape flume are introduced.

主要介绍了机翼形量水槽的构造、测流原理.

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来自拉丁语fluere, 流动，词源同fluent. 后用于指工厂引水渠及游乐设施的水滑道等。

1. The following details pertain primarily to the critical - depth flume.

下面的详细说明主要是针对临界深度型水槽的.

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2. The complete length of the flume system is about 420 yards.

溜槽系统全长约420码.

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3. Flume design has been generalized.

水槽的设计已经统一化.

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4. Such a trough is called flume.

这样的木槽叫水槽.

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5. They wanted to flume the much needed water to the inland.

他们想用引水槽将极需的水输送到内地.

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flume (n.)

late 12c., "stream," from Old French flum "running water, stream, river; dysentery," from Latin flumen "flood, stream, running water," from fluere "to flow" (see fluent). In U.S., used especially of artificial streams channeled for some industrial purpose.