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ldren may not be able to interpret exaggerated claims made by advertisers; not to say the disclaimers used to offset claims。 兒童也許沒法解讀廣告商們的誇張言論,更不用說那些用於推卸責任的免責宣告。
2。 The age of the earliest Aboriginal rock art has been established but how to interpret the rock art images is still debated。 早期原始岩石藝術的時代已經確立,然而對於如何解讀岩石藝術還存在爭議。
3。 Sociologists regard primary groups as links between individuals and the larger society because they transmit; mediate; and interpret a society's cultural patterns。 社會學家將初級群體看做個人與大社會之間的聯絡,因為初級群體可以傳播、調解並解釋社會的文化形式。
interval['int?rvl]n。 間隔時間;間距;幕間(或工間)休息
搭配 at intervals 不時;相隔一定距離
例句 1。 If many species bee extinct within a geologically short interval of time; it is called mass extinctions。 如果在較短的地質間隔時期之內有大量物種滅絕,這種現象稱作大滅絕。
2。 When the elements were ordered by increasing atomic mass; it was found that successive elements belonged to different chemical groups and that the order of the groups in this sequence was fixed and repeated itself at regular intervals。 當化學元素被按照原子質量遞增排列時,我們發現連續的化學元素屬於不同的主族,這種順序在一個組中是固定的,並且會定期重複出現。
3。 What we know is that as we include longer time intervals; the record shows increasing evidence of small changes in climate between different regions。 我們知道當時間間隔越長的時候,記錄會顯示更多的證據證明發生在不同地區的微小氣候變化。
irrigate['irigeit]v。 灌溉;沖洗傷口
例句 1。 It is projected that the remaining water can support only 35 to 40 percent of the irrigated acreage by the year 2030。 按計劃,到2030年,這些剩餘的水只能支援35%~40%的灌溉畝數。