pumice
英 ['pʌmɪs]
美['pʌmɪs]
- vt. 用轻石磨；用浮石去污；磨光
- n. 浮石；轻石
英英释义
- 1. a light glass formed on the surface of some lavas; used as an abrasive
实用场景例句
- The results indicate that the shape and aperture distributing variability of processed pumice granule.
- 试验研究结果表明,破碎浮石的颗粒形状和孔隙分布变异性较大.
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- Our company supplies various types of brush, foot file, pumice.
- 我们公司供应各类刷子, 足档案, 浮石.
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- Mounds of pumice and volcanic ash mark its center, where the volcano remains.
- 浮石和火山灰的土墩标志着它的中心, 是火山的遗迹.
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- Beside pumice isle in Baiaes bay.
- 睡在拜伊海湾的一个石岛的旁边.
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- The pumice with the light and dark bands is the important evidence.
- 白色与黑褐色相混杂的浮岩是岩浆发生混合的重要证据.
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- If eugenol containing temporary cements were used, use pumice to thoroughly remove all traces of cement.
- 如果使用的是含丁香酚的暂时性粘结材料, 用浮石粉彻底的清除所有的粘结材料.
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- Natural Lava Rock Pumice Exfoliates . Exfoliates and smoothes rough skin.
- 熔岩浮石,可去除粗糙的死皮. 适合手部,足部和身体.
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- The wall was built by piling up pumice stones.
- 这面墙是用浮岩垒成的.
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- Beside a pumice isle in Baiae's bay.
- 在巴亚海湾的浮石岛边.
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- Cap . 59 were frequently cutter, wipehis with pumice , wear and tear on both sides.
- 由于必然用刀片铲, 用浮石粉擦, 致使两外磨损.
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- Marilyn's pitted skin, breasts of carved pumice, volcanic thighs, a face of ash.
- 玛丽莲凹凸不平的皮肤, 浮石雕刻般的双乳, 火山似的大腿, 死一样苍白的脸.
英汉非文学 - 科幻
- Pumice stones are used in the wash to create a worn look.
- 水洗时的浮岩石头,形成一种破旧的感觉.
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中文词源
pumice 浮岩，浮石
来自拉丁语pumex,浮岩，浮石，来自PIE*spoi-mo,喷涌，泡沫，词源同foam,spume.
双语例句
- 1. Marilyn's pitted skin, breasts of carved pumice, volcanic thighs, a face of ash.
- 玛丽莲凹凸不平的皮肤, 浮石雕刻般的双乳, 火山似的大腿, 死一样苍白的脸.
来自英汉非文学 - 科幻
- 2. Our company supplies various types of brush, foot file, pumice.
- 我们公司供应各类刷子, 足档案, 浮石.
来自互联网
- 3. The pumice with the light and dark bands is the important evidence.
- 白色与黑褐色相混杂的浮岩是岩浆发生混合的重要证据.
来自互联网
- 4. Natural Lava Rock Pumice Exfoliates . Exfoliates and smoothes rough skin.
- 熔岩浮石,可去除粗糙的死皮. 适合手部,足部和身体.
来自互联网
- 5. The wall was built by piling up pumice stones.
- 这面墙是用浮岩垒成的.
来自互联网
英文词源
- pumice
- pumice: [15] Pumice comes via Old French pomis from Latin pūmex ‘pumice’. This went back to a prehistoric Indo-European *poimo-, source also of English foam and of Latin spūma ‘foam, froth’ (from which English gets spume).
=> foam, spume - pumice (n.)
- c. 1400, from Anglo-French and Old French pomis (13c.), from Late Latin pomicem (nominative pomex, genitive pumicis), from Oscan *poimex or some other dialectal variant of Latin pumex "pumice," from PIE *(s)poi-mo-, a root with connotations of "foam, froth" (see foam (n.)). Old English had pumic-stan. As a verb, early 15c., from the noun.
词态变化
复数: pumices;