lava 英 [ˈlɑ:və]   美 ['lɑvə]

lava

lava  英 [ˈlɑ:və] 美 ['lɑvə]

n. 火山岩浆;火山所喷出的熔岩 

名词复数:lavas 

Molten lava erupted from the top of the volcano. 熔岩从火山顶喷了出来。
The waterfalls and boiling lava generate vast amounts of cheap power, but, unlike oil, it cannot be profitably exported. 瀑布和沸腾的火山熔岩生产出巨大的能量,但是不像石油,它无法出口盈利。

  • Is lava flowing through your street? Then you'd better run! Lava is the hot liquid rock that pours from an erupting volcano.
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  • n. 火山岩浆;火山所喷出的熔岩
  • 1. Molten lava erupted from the top of the volcano.

    熔岩从火山顶喷了出来。

  • 2. The waterfalls and boiling lava generate vast amounts of cheap power, but, unlike oil, it cannot be profitably exported.

    瀑布和沸腾的火山熔岩生产出巨大的能量,但是不像石油,它无法出口盈利。

  • 3. We flew over the lava flowing into the sea and the moment I saw it I knew I had to come back at night to capture the majesty of it.

    我们飞越了熔岩流入大海的场景,在我看这种场景的这一刻,就知道我必须在晚上回到那里,以捕捉那里的雄伟和庄严。

  • lava (n.) "molten rock issuing from a volcano," 1750, from Italian (Neapolitan or Calabrian dialect) lava "torrent, stream," traditionally said to be from Latin lavare "to wash" (from PIE root *leue- "to wash"). Originally applied in Italian to flash flood rivulets after downpours, then to streams of molten rock from Vesuvius. Alternative etymology is from Latin labes "a fall," from labi "to fall, slip" (see lapse (n.)). As an adjective, lavatic (1805), laval (1883). Lava lamp is attested from 1965, also lava light (reg. U.S., 1968, as Lava Lite).
lava / ˈlɑːvə ; NAmE ˈlɑːvə / noun [uncountable ] 1 hot liquid rock that comes out of a volcano (火山喷出的)熔岩,岩浆 molten lava 熔化的火山岩浆 2 this type of rock when it has cooled and become hard 火山岩 lava lavas lava / ˈlɑːvə ; NAmE ˈlɑːvə /
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