buoy
英[bɒɪ]
美[bɒɪ]
意思解释
n. 浮标；救生圈；航标
vt. 使浮起；支持，鼓励
vt. 使浮起；支持，鼓励
变化形式
复数： buoys
第三人称单数： buoys
过去式： buoyed
过去分词： buoyed
现在分词： buoying
第三人称单数： buoys
过去式： buoyed
过去分词： buoyed
现在分词： buoying
中文词源
buoy 浮标
词源同beacon, 灯塔。来自PIE *bha, 照明，闪光。
用法例句
- This humpback whale ( megaptera novaeangliae ) has become entangled in a craypot and buoy in new zealand .
- 这只座头鲸（megapteranovaeangliae）在新西兰海域被一个虾笼和浮标缠住。
- But , overall , the emerging world will be less of a buoy to global growth than it has been hitherto .
- 但是，总体来说，如今的新兴世界比起之前已经不是世界经济增长的救生圈了。
- Frantic efforts by governments to save their financial systems and buoy their economies will do long-term damage to public finances .
- 政府拯救金融体系和支持经济的疯狂努力将对公共财政带来长远的损害。
- It was a time frame that some of laidre 's colleagues in seattle , many of them climate scientists who prefer to study the arctic via buoy and robotic plane , considered vaguely insane .
- 这个时间期限在莱德的位于西雅图的一些同事们看来接近于疯狂，这些人中有很多气候学家，他们更习惯通过浮标和机器人飞机研究北极。
- The radiation sensor on the buoy closest to the craft detects a spike , indicating that the boat could be carrying a dirty bomb .
- 如果最靠近的浮标的辐射传感器检测到一个尖峰，表示该船可能携带脏弹。