sere
sere 英 [sɪə] 美 [sɪr]
adj. 干枯的，枯萎的 n. 演替系列
名词复数:seres
- You can describe something that is dried up, withered, or without moisture with the adjective sere. The desert climate, for example, is sere, as is your skin after a day in the wind.
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- adj. 干枯的，枯萎的
- n. 演替系列
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1. The trees begin to proclaim the change. Soon the leaves will be discarded, the grass will sere.
渐黄的树木开始宣告季节的变更，很快叶落归根，小草即将枯萎。
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2. But when the researchers measured levels of the hormone in saliva samples taken during sere training, they found exactly the opposite.
但当研究人员测试在SERE训练过程中提取的受训者唾液样本中发现，结果与预期恰恰相反。
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3. Immediately after sere training the researchers gave soldiers a drink containing either a low or high dose of a carbohydrate that is rapidly digested to glucose, or a similar-tasting inert drink.
SERE训练一结束，研究人员让士兵们饮用一种饮料，其中或高或低含有能迅速转变为葡萄糖的碳水化合物，或者味道相似的惰性饮料。
- sere (adj.) Old English sear "dried up, withered, barren," from Proto-Germanic *sauzas (source also of Middle Low German sor, Dutch zoor "dry"), from PIE root *saus- "dry" (source also of Sanskrit susyati "dries, withers;" Old Persian uška- "dry" (adj.), "land" (n.); Avestan huška- "dry;" Greek auos "dry," auein "to dry;" Latin sudus "dry"). A good word now relegated to bad poetry. Related to sear. Sere month was an old name for "August."
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