microwaves

英 [ˈmaɪkrəweɪvz]

美 [ˈmaɪkrəweɪvz]

n.  微波炉; 微波
v.  用微波炉烹调(或加热)
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柯林斯词典

• 微波炉
  Amicrowaveor amicrowave ovenis an oven which cooks food very quickly by electromagnetic radiation rather than by heat.
• VERB 用微波炉烹调(或加热)
  Tomicrowavefood or drink means to cook or heat it in a microwave oven.
  1. Steam or microwave the vegetables until tender.
     蒸或者用微波炉加热蔬菜，直至蔬菜变软。
  2. ...microwaved food.
     用微波炉加热过的食物

双语例句

• A cesium clock operates by exposing cesium atoms to microwaves until they vibrate at one of their resonant frequencies and then counting the corresponding cycles as a measure of time.
  一个铯钟的工作原理是：将铯原子暴露于微波中，直到它们以一个频率共振，然后以一个相应的周期作为时间度量。
• Industries began using microwaves to dry potato chips and roast coffee beans and peanuts.
  微波开始被用于烘烤土豆片、咖啡豆和花生。
• Even the shucking of oysters was made easier by microwaves.
  甚至牡蛎壳也可以用微波做得更加松脆。
• Microwaves that transmit television signals always travel in a straight line.
  传输电视信号的微波以直线传播。
• My friend explained that with microwaves and fast-food restaurants, many families don't sit down at meals together.
  我的朋友解释说，由于微波炉和快餐店的缘故，许多家庭不坐下来一起用餐。
• The radars illuminate Earth with microwaves allowing detailed observations at any time, regardless of weather or sunlight conditions.
  雷达使用微波照射地球进行科学观察，这种观察不受天气及日光的影响。
• Satellite cases are being hardened to prevent circuitry from being fried by microwaves or other electronic weaponry.
  而卫星外壳正被硬化，以保护电路免受微波或其他电子武器的灼伤。
• That's true. Some molecules, like water and fat, are better absorbers of microwaves than others.
  是的。某些分子，比如水和脂肪，比其他的分子吸收微波的能力强。
• A hollow metal conductor that provides a path to guide microwaves; used in radar.
  能够提供和引导微波路径的中空金属导体；适用于雷达。
• Microwaves have got cheaper and hence more people can afford them.
  微波炉已降了价，因此更多的人能买得起了。