英语释义

• nuclear energy regarded as a source of electricity for the power grid (for civilian use)

片语

industry nuclear-power核能工业

specific nuclear fuel power核燃料比功率

nuclear space power plant空间核发电站

nuclear r power核能源工厂

Nuclear Auxiliary Power System辅助核动力系统

nuclear auxiliary power辅助核动力

Nuclear-power SSN击

atomic energy[核] 原子能，核能

nuclear electric power source核电能源

nuclear energy[核] 核能

complement nuclear-power核子动力互补

英汉例句

• but it does have a right to civil nuclear power if it reestablishes the confidence of the international community that it will use its program exclusively for peaceful purposes.

  但是，假如它能让国际社会重建信心，确信它的核项目完全是为了和平目的，那么伊朗的确有获得民用核能的权利。

• and any nation, including iran, should have the right to access peaceful nuclear power if it complies with its responsibilities under the nuclear non-proliferation treaty.

  包括伊朗在内的任何国家，只要其履行《不扩散核武器条约》所规定的责任和义务，均有权和平利用核能。

• but opponents of this strategy call it adistraction that could hinder the renewal of the nuclear power industry.

  但这种策略的反对者认为这是在开玩笑，认为这会妨碍核能工业的发展。

• whatever its pros and cons as an energy source, one thing that「s non-negotiable about nuclear power is the construction it necessitates.

  无论赞成或是反对，核能作为一种能源，有一点是不可议付的，那就是它对人类世界的建设不可或缺。

• biofuels from corn and plant waste came right at the bottom of the list, along with nuclear power and 「clean」 coal.

  而来自于玉米和植物废料的生物燃料则排名垫底，另外表现最差的还有核能和「清洁」煤。

• the long-term outlook which nuclear power also brings with it should clarify them.

  而同样将由核能带来的长期前景，则应当澄清这些认知。

• polish officials say nuclear power is another option, but that would take years too.

  波兰官员说道，核能将是另一个选择，但那也需要多年的时间。

• most of the 30 countries that use nuclear power don」t build their own enrichment or reprocessing facilities, instead buying fuel for their nuclear power plants from external suppliers.

  全球30个使用核能的国家中大部分没有建造他们自己的铀浓缩与后处理设施，而是从外部的供应商那里购买核原料。

• authorities said there was no radioactive leak, but critics urged france to rethink its nuclear power in the wake of the catastrophe at japan’s fukushima plant.

  当局说那里无放射性泄漏，但是批评者呼吁法国应该重新考虑它的核能不再步入像日本福岛核电站的大灾难。

• but the economics of nuclear power are thorny.

  但是，核能的经济性问题十分棘手。

• is it used in controlling a nuclear power plant or a game of solitaire?

  它是用于控制一台核能设备还是一种单人纸牌游戏呢？

• now, what we are worried about in commercial nuclear power is our ability to harness the energy of a fission and this chart explains where that energy comes from.

  现在，我们要担心的，在商业,核能里的是，我们能够驾驭裂变能量,的能力，这个图表解释了,那个能量是从哪里来的。

• last october, belgium -- which gets more than half of its electricity from nuclear power -- pushed back the start of its nuclear drawdown to 2025.

  去年十月，比利时——超过一半的能源来自核能——将它原定的核能减少计划推迟到2025年开始。

• all the safety stuff, all this understanding of how nuclear power plants work is very important but the objective is to make electricity.

  所有的安全材料，所有这些理解,核能电站如何运作是非常重要的,但是目标是制造电。

• about 80% of americans say they think nuclear power will be 「an important future source of energy」.

  大约80%的美国人说他们认为核能将是一种「重要的未来能源」。

• here is a list of what i believe are the double-standards that some of us who have opposed nuclear power (i include myself in this) have used when arguing against it.

  这里是一个列表，我相信我们反对核能的人一部分（包括我本人在内），曾经用过下列的这些双重标準来反对过核能。

• it's the lesson of the meltdowns all over again: the biggest risks posed by nuclear power come not from the technology, but from the human institutions that govern how we use it.

  来自世界各地的灾难教训一再说明：核能利用的最大风险不是来自技术，而是那些管理我们如何使用核能的人类机构。

• those infrastructures might well be nuclear power systems and the results could be akin to what we are seeing in japan.

  那些基础设施很可能是核电力系统，结果就可能发生在日本这类的灾难。