英语释义

• the process of becoming acid or being converted into an acid

片语

hydrolysis acidification水解酸化

phosphate acidification磷酸盐酸化

microbial acidification微生物酸化

acid treatment[化工] 酸处理；酸化

acidification hydrolysis酸化水解

environment acidification环境酸化

Acidification Potential酸化潜势

acidification reactor酸化反应器

post acidification后酸化

intracellular acidification内酸化

英汉例句

• ocean acidification is often called the twin of climate change.

  海水的酸化经常被称为气候变化的孪生兄弟。

• of far greatersignificance is ocean acidification caused by higher levels of atmosphericcarbon dioxide.

  更重要的是因为大气二氧化碳水平增高引起海洋酸化。

• ocean acidification is one of many [stressors] that our marine environments are contending with right now.

  海洋酸化是我们的海洋环境现在正与之斗争的许多[胁迫因素]之一。

• marine biodiversity is affected by ocean acidification related to levels of carbon in the atmosphere.

  海洋生物多样性受与大气中碳水平有关的海洋酸化的影响。

• that level of acidification will cause immense damage to the ecosystem and the food chain, particularly in the arctic, " he added.

  这种酸化程度会对生态系统和食物链造成巨大破坏，尤其是北极地区，”他补充道。

• some, such as the acidification of the seas, will continue for years to come simply because of events already in train or past.

  像海水酸化这类的变化，只因为事情马上就会发生或者已经发生了，这种变化就会持续数年。

• by disrupting processes as fundamental as growth and reproduction, ocean acidification threatens the animals’ health and even the survival of species.

  通过影响如生长和繁殖一样的基本生命过程，海洋酸化威胁着动物的健康甚至物种的生存。

• even though this current study by woods hole found that ocean acidification is likely to have the worst impact on poor and developing nations first, it「s a problem with widespread impact.

  尽管目前的研究发现，海洋酸化可能首先对贫穷国家和发展中国家有最严重的影响，但是它是一个具有广泛影响的问题。

• the oceanographer told delegates that the problem of ocean acidification was worse in high latitudes, in the arctic and around antarctica, than it was nearer the equator.

  这位海洋学家告诉与会代表，高纬度地区的海洋酸化问题更加严重，北极和南极周围比赤道附近糟糕得多。

• but the research also suggests damage caused by ocean acidification could ripple across economies around the world.

  但研究还表明海洋酸化所造成的损害，可能波及世界各地的经济。

• however, different echinoderm species respond to ocean acidification in different ways, and the effects of rising temperatures can be as significant as those of rising carbon dioxide.

  然而，不同种类的棘皮动物会以不同的方式应对海洋酸化，气温上升可能和二氧化碳增加同等重要。

• scientists have worried for years about ocean acidification affecting shelled creatures in the future, but according to a new study, it」s already happening, and has been for over a hundred years.

  多年来科学家都对海水酸化对甲壳类生物的未来的影响非常担忧，不过根据一项新的研究表明，这情况已经发生了，而且已经持续了上百年。

• soil acidification can be the result of acid rain.

  土壤酸化可能是酸雨的结果。

• but the truly long-term threats to corals are warming oceans and acidification — both of which are at least partly due to climate change.

  但是对珊瑚造成长期威胁的还是海洋变暖与酸化——二者的形成都至少与气候变迁部分相关。

• rising sea levels threaten to flood its mangrove forests and beaches, while increased acidification and rising surface temperatures may eventually kill the coral.

  提升的海平面淹没了红树林和海滩，而更严重的酸化以及海平面温度的升高最终可能杀死珊瑚。

• rising sea levels and temperatures, acidification of the oceans, and extreme storms could erode the beaches where the females nest and could threaten the coral reefs upon which the turtles depend.

  海平面和温度的上升、海洋的酸化以及极端风暴的袭击都能摧毁雌海龟筑巢的海滩，并威胁到海龟赖以生存的珊瑚礁。

• hence the problem of acidification is worse in the arctic than in the tropics, though we have only recently got round to studying the problem in detail.

  因此北极的海洋酸化问题要比热带严重，尽管我们最近才抽出时间来详细研究这个问题。

• they are part of the european project on ocean acidification (epoca), an initiative employing over 100 researchers, more than 30 currently in the arctic.

  这是欧洲海洋酸化研究项目（epoca）的一部分，该项目聘请了100多位研究人员，其中30多人目前在北极地带。