nautilus
nautilus 英 ['nɔːtɪləs] 美 ['nɔtɪləs]
n. 鹦鹉螺；鹦鹉螺号
名词复数:nautiluss
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- n. 鹦鹉螺；鹦鹉螺号
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1. Motifs include a woman’s face, a dancer, a dolphin, a nautilus shell and the sun.
作品的主题包括一张女性脸庞、一个跳舞者、一只海豚、一只鹦鹉螺壳和太阳。
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2. Butgenerating the megawatts of laser power required for THEL — knownin Israel as “nautilus” — meant brewing up hundreds of gallonsof toxic chemicals, like ethylene and nitrogen trifluoride.
但是THEL需要产生数兆瓦的能量——在以色列被称为“鹦鹉螺”——意味着会产生数百加仑的有毒化学物质，如乙烯和三氟化氮。
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3. The nautilus enhances ship safety during surfaced and submerged operations in crowded waters.
在拥挤的海面和水中航行时，鹦鹉螺显示器增强了船的安全性。
- nautilus (n.) marine cephalopod, c. 1600, from Latin nautilus, in Pliny a kind of marine snail (including also squid, cuttlefish, polyps, etc.), from Greek nautilos "paper nautilus," literally "sailor," from nautes "sailor," from naus "ship" (from PIE root *nau- "boat"). From Aristotle into the 19c., the nautilus was believed to use its webbed arms to sail along the surface of the sea.
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