transpire
英 [træn'spaɪə; trɑːn-]
美[træn'spaɪɚ]
- vi. 发生；蒸发；泄露
- vt. 使蒸发；使排出
英英释意
- 1. pass through the tissue or substance or its pores or interstices, as of gas
- 2. exude water vapor;
- "plants transpire"
- 3. come to light; become known;
- "It transpired that she had worked as spy in East Germany"
- 4. come about, happen, or occur;
- "Several important events transpired last week"
- 5. give off (water) through the skin
双语例句
- 1. We don't know what will transpire when we have a new boss.
- 当我们有位新老板时,不知会发生什麽.
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- 2. We do not know what may transpire when we have a new boss.
- 当新老板来后,我们不知会有什么发生.
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- 3. All memorable events, I should say, transpire in morning time and in a morning atmosphere.
- 我敢说, 所有值得回顾的事件, 都发生在清晨的光阴和气氛里.
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- 4. We do not know what will transpire when we have a new boss.
- 当我们有位新老板时,不知会发生什么.
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- 5. Train envision ability of the, and innovation ability, transpire their thoughts. To cultivate students'practice ability.
- 2培养学生的想象能力, 创新能力, 发散性思维; 提高他们的动手能力.
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