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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- substance
['s^bstəns]
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1.
noun
[c]
(matter) 物质
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2.
noun
[of speech]
[ article etc]
要旨
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3.
noun
[u]
[frm]
(truth) 根据
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4.
noun
[u]
(importance,significance) 实质
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a man of substance
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[frm] 要人
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to lack substance
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[speech,article etc+] 缺乏实质性内容
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- substance
[ˈsʌbstəns]
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1.
n.[u]
实体,本体
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DNA is the substance of our genes.
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DNA是构成我们基因的物质。
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2.
n.[u]
精髓,精华
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3.
n.[u]
意思,含义
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4.
n.[c]
物质,材料
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The immune response recognizes invading substances.
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侵入物质通过免疫反应得到了确认。
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5.
n.[u]
财物,财富
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6.
n.[u]
实质,主旨,主题
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7.
n.[u]
质地
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Shigella is one of the most toxic substances known to man.
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志贺氏杆菌是已知对人类毒性最强的病菌。
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8.
n.[u]
丰富,稠密
Collins English-English Dictionary
- substance
['s^bstəns]
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1.
n
the tangible matter of which a thing consists
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2.
n
a specific type of matter, esp a homogeneous material with a definite composition
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3.
n
the essence, meaning, etc, of a written or spoken thought
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4.
n
solid or meaningful quality
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5.
n
material density
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a vacuum has no substance
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6.
n
material possessions or wealth
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a man of substance
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7.
n
[Philosophy]
the supposed immaterial substratum that can receive modifications and in which attributes and accidents inhere
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8.
n
a thing considered as a continuing whole that survives the changeability of its properties
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9.
n
[Christian Science]
that which is eternal
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10.
n
a euphemistic term for any illegal drug
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11.
n
[Etymology]
C13: via Old French from Latin substantia, from substare, from sub- + stare to stand
Examples
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an extraneous substance
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外来物质
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the most dangerous substance known to man
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人类所知的最危险的物质
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to lack substance
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[speech,article etc+] 缺乏实质性内容
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to treat a substance/material with sth
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用某物处理某种物质/材料
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The radioactive substance can kill the nervous cells in the brain.
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这种放射性物质会杀死大脑的神经细胞。
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Your new policy has no substance.
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你的新政策内容太虚。
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