英语释义

• external-combustion engine in which heat is used to raise steam which either turns a turbine or forces a piston to move up and down in a cylinder

片语

Steam Fire engine消防拖车

steam locomotive engine蒸气火车

steam cooled engine汽冷式发动机

steam pumping engine蒸汽机泵

Steam turbine engine蒸汽轮机

Steam Client Engine文件描述

steam shunting engine蒸汽调车机车

simple steam-engine单级膨胀蒸汽机

英汉例句

• the need to understand and improve the steam engine also revolutionised science, creating the fundamental branch of physics known as thermodynamics.

  为了解并改进蒸汽机，人们也需要革新科技，由此诞生了物理学的一个基本分支：热力学。

• during by the steam engine drive, the electric generator can generate electricity.

  由蒸汽机驱动时, 发电机可以发电.

• the steam engine is an external - combustion engine.

  蒸汽机就是一种外部燃烧发动机.

• the main advantage of a steam engine is that you can use anything that burns as the fuel.

  蒸汽发动机的主要优势是你可以使用任何可以燃烧的燃料。

• a steam engine transforms heat into power.

  蒸汽机将热能转变成动力.

• right outside the saab museum, a giant black cast iron steam engine stands as a monument to this unsentimental approach.

  就在萨博博物馆的门外，伫立着一个巨大的铸铁蒸汽引擎诉说着这近乎不近人情的制度。

• the steam engine did more than change travel.

  蒸汽机不止改变了旅行（的方式）。

• once the steam engine put that idea into practice, developments such as the internal-combustion engine-which now powers the world's millions of automobiles-came as almost inevitable refinements.

  当蒸汽机把理想变成了现实，那么驱动了现在世界上数以百万计的汽车的内燃机就是一种必然技术进步。

• man created it, but it has grown too large for the mind of any man to understand in one conception as a mind understands a steam engine or a simple chemical formula.

  人们创造了这种机制，但是它变得过于庞大，人们再也无法理解一台蒸汽机或一个简单的化学式那样的方式去理解它。

• just as nobody could have predicted the impact of the steam engine in 1750-or the printing press in 1450, or the transistor in 1950-it is impossible to foresee the long-term impact of 3d printing.

  正如没有人能预测1750年蒸汽机出现，1450年打印机出现，1950年晶体管出现产生的影响一样，去预测3d打印机长远的影响是不可能的。

• following james watt’s improvement of the steam engine in 1764, almost every year in the late 18th century brought a new revolution.

  在詹姆斯瓦特于1764年蒸汽机发明之后，18世纪末的每一年几乎都有新的重大变革。

• the steam engine altered the proportioned of the globe.

  蒸汽机变更了地球上的距离.

• the core of a steam engine is a cylinder that is sealed at one end and has a moving piston at the other.

  蒸汽机的核心是汽缸。 它一端密封，另一端有个可以移动的活塞。

• the modern steam engine grew from two roots.

  近代的蒸汽发动机是在两个基础上发展起来的.

• the oldest and most primitive specimens of a steam engine underwent a long series of transformations and improvements that adjusted the device for various uses.

  最老旧、最原始的蒸汽机是在经历了一长串的演变和改进之后，才成为可适用于各种用途的蒸汽机械的。

• nor were they exclusive to britain. property rights were arguably more secure in france; much of the science behind the steam engine took place in italy and germany; the dutch were highly urbanised.

  财产权在法国被赋予了神圣不可侵犯的地位；蒸汽机的发明背后所采用的科技在当时的意大利和德国也为其科学家所掌握；当时的荷兰已是高度城市化。