fluid

• adj. 流動(dòng)的；流暢的；不固定的
• n. 流體；液體

來自拉丁語fluere, 流動(dòng)，詞源同fluent.

fluid

fluid: see flux

fluid (adj.)

early 15c., "liquid, capable of flowing," from Middle French fluide (14c.) and directly from Latin fluidus "fluid, flowing, moist," from fluere "to flow" (see fluent). Figurative use, of non-material things, "not fixed or rigid," from 1640s. Related: Fluidly.

fluid (n.)

"substance capable of flowing," 1660s, from fluid (adj.). Related: Fluidal (1869), fluidic (1821, Marmaduke Tulket).

1. During fever a large quantity of fluid is lost in perspiration.

發(fā)燒時(shí)，大量水分會(huì)通過排汗而喪失。

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2. The fluid can be drawn off with a syringe.

可用注射器將液體汲出。

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3. The forehand stroke should be fluid and well balanced.

正手擊球應(yīng)該保證動(dòng)作流暢和平穩(wěn)。

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4. Atoms within the fluid interact with the minerals that form the grains.

液體中的原子與形成顆粒的礦物質(zhì)相互作用。

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5. The blood vessels may leak fluid, which distorts vision.

血管可能會(huì)滲漏，造成視力模糊。

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