leach
leach 英 [liːtʃ] 美 [litʃ]
n. 过滤；过滤器 vt. 过滤；萃取 vi. 被过滤
进行时:leaching 过去式:leached 过去分词:leached 第三人称单数:leaches 名词复数:leaches
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- n. 过滤；过滤器
- vt. 过滤；萃取
- vi. 被过滤
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1. The live ones would have been green, but in alcohol the yellow pigment is the first to leach, giving them their present turquoise colour.
这种蛇活着时本来是绿色的，但是在酒精中，黄颜色首先被溶解掉了，因而呈现出现在绿松石般的颜色。
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2. Spreading wastewater over fields, and allowing it to leach back through the soil into local waterways, turns out to be a reasonable way to purify it.
将废水浇灌到田里，这些水经过土壤的过滤后又重新流回当地的水系，这已经被证明是非常合理的污水净化方法。
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3. Although there is still some debate about what concentrations of chemicals leach into food from plastics at high temperatures, for me, it was worth $20 in glass bowls to not have to think about it.
但是在高温下，是否会有化学物品从塑料容器渗透到食物内仍存在争议，所以我认为花20美元买个玻璃碗就完全不用考虑这个问题了，这是十分物有所值的。
- leach (v.) Old English leccan "to moisten, water, wet, irrigate" (see leak (v.)). The word disappears, then re-emerges late 18c. in a technological sense in reference to percolating liquids. Related: Leached; leaching. Hence leach (n.) "a separation of lye or alkali in solution."
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