immobile
immobile 英 [ɪˈməʊbaɪl] 美 [ɪˈmoʊbl]
adj. 固定的；稳定的；不变的
- Something immobile can't move or be moved — it's locked or stuck in place.
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- adj. 固定的；稳定的；不变的
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1. This technique requires volunteers to lie still in a large, immobile scanner. Volunteers are then asked to look at images or to perform simple tasks.
这一技术需要志愿者躺在巨大的固定的扫描器中，志愿者被要求观察图像或完成简单的任务。
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2. That means if you put an object in there that is completely immobile and you leave it in that force field, well, of course it might accelerate in some direction but it won't start spinning.
这就意味着，假如你将一固体固定在这个力场中,然后在力场中释放它，它有可能会朝向某一方向加速运动,但它绝不会旋转。
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3. No new rights are given over fish or other creatures in the water column, but living creatures on or below the seafloor that are immobile “at the harvestable stage” are treated like minerals.
对于水层的鱼和其他生物，现在还没有新的规定，但是对于那些生长在海底上面或下面的生物，在“丰收季节”是不会移动的，它们也是一种矿藏。
- immobile (adj.) mid-14c., originally of property; by c. 1400 "steadfast, unmovable" (of faith, etc.), from Old French immoble "immovable, fixed, motionless" (13c., Modern French immeuble), from Latin immobilis "immovable" (also, figuratively, "hard-hearted"), from assimilated form of in- "not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + mobilis (see mobile (adj.)). Related: Immobilism "policy of extreme conservatism" (1853).
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