nickel
nickel 英 [ˈnɪkl] 美 [ˈnɪkəl]
n. 镍；镍币；五分镍币 vt. 镀镍于
进行时:nickelling 过去式:nickelled 过去分词:nickelled 第三人称单数:nickels 名词复数:nickels
- A nickel is a five-cent coin that got its name from the metal. Nickel is a silver-colored metal that’s strong and resistant to corrosion, so it’s often blended with other metals. Even the coin is part copper.
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- n. 镍；镍币；五分镍币
- vt. 镀镍于
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1. "You don't need to carry 50 pounds of nickel, " one battery company man told me.
有个电池公司的人告诉我，“你根本不需要非用50磅的镍去做电池。”
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2. The complete story of why the center of my ferrule has no black nickel on it would take pages to explain.
为什么在我的金属箍的中间部分没有黑镍，光这个问题，就得用上好多页纸才能回答清楚。
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3. In fact, half of the increased global demand for nickel goes to China.
事实上，全球镍需求增加，半数是因为中国消费量的增加。
- nickel (n.) whitish metal element, 1755, coined in 1754 by Swedish mineralogist Axel von Cronstedt (1722-1765) from shortening of Swedish kopparnickel "copper-colored ore" (from which it was first obtained), a half-translation of German Kupfernickel, literally "copper demon," from Kupfer (see copper) + Nickel "demon, goblin, rascal" (a pet form of masc. proper name Nikolaus, compare English Old Nick "the devil;" see Nicholas); the ore so called by miners because it looked like copper but yielded none.
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