| 词汇 | nuclear |
| 释义 | nuclearUK:*/ˈnjuːkliər/US:/ˈnukliɚ, ˈnju-/US:(no̅o̅′klē ər, nyo̅o̅′- or, by metathesis, -kyə lər)UK-RP:UK-Yorkshire:Irish:Scottish:US Southern:Jamaican: 主要翻译 nuclear adj (relating to atomic energy)核能的；与核能有关的A lot of countries have now abandoned plans for nuclear plants. nuclear adj (relating to nuclear weapons)核武器的；与核武器有关的How many countries now have nuclear capability? nuclear adj (having atomic weapons)拥有核武器的All nuclear nations oppose the further development of weapons. nuclear adj (physics: atomic) (物理)核子的The device can detect changes at the nuclear level. 复合形式： atomic energy, nuclear energy n (nuclear energy as a power source) (核聚变产生的能量)原子能Atomic energy is non-renewable but it does not produce carbon dioxide. nonnuclear, non-nuclear adj (not involving nuclear power)非核能的；与核能无关的 nonnuclear, non-nuclear adj (weapons: not atomic) (指武器)非核的，非原子能的 nuclear bomb n (atomic explosive)原子弹；核弹During World War II, the United States dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan. nuclear energy n (atomic power)原子能；核能Nuclear energy was falsely demonized in the United States during the 1970's. nuclear envelope n (science: cell membrane)核膜；核被膜 nuclear explosive n (atomic bomb)核炸药；核弹Iran is attempting to build a nuclear explosive. nuclear family n (parents and children) (只有父母和孩子的)核心家庭，基本家庭A nuclear family means two parents and their children.基本家庭是指只包括父母和子女的家庭。 nuclear fission (physics)核裂变；核分裂 nuclear fusion n (fusing atoms for energy)核子融合；核聚变Nuclear fusion is more difficult and expensive to achieve than nuclear fission. nuclear meltdown n (serious atomic reactor accident) (核反应堆)堆芯熔毁 nuclear physicist n (scientist who studies atomic power)核物理学家 nuclear physics n (science of atomic power)核物理学；核子物理 nuclear power n (atomic energy)核动力；原子能Nuclear power is another alternative energy source to consider. nuclear power plant n (factory that generates atomic energy)核电站；核电厂 nuclear reactor, nuclear pile n (device that generates atomic energy)核反应堆 nuclear submarine n (undersea vessel powered by atomic energy)核潜艇Sailors on nuclear submarines are often out at sea for many months. nuclear warhead n (missile head of an atomic bomb)核弹头 nuclear waste n (unwanted radioactive by-product)核废料 nuclear weapon n (explosive device)核武器 nuclear weapons npl (atomic bombs)核武器Nuclear weapons were built up by both Soviet and US Governments during the Arms Race. nuclear-powered adj (powered by atomic energy)核动力的 nuclear-powered submarine n (undersea vessel powered by atomic energy)核动力潜艇；核潜艇 |
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