lubrication

常見例句

雙語例句

• But too often extra cash has been a substitute for reform, rather than lubrication for it.
  但是，太多額外的資金成爲(wèi)了改革的替代品，而不是改革的潤滑劑。
• Warmer conditions can send meltwater to the glacier’s base, increasing lubrication and consequently glacier speed.
  溫?zé)湹臈l件會爲(wèi)冰川底部提供冰雪融水，增加潤滑從而使冰川加速。
• Similarly, ageing women who are experiencing lubrication depletion may be reluctant to insist on barrier protection that they believe can be irritating and uncomfortable.
  相似的，使用過潤滑油的大齡女性堅持認(rèn)爲(wèi)這種保護(hù)不必要，因爲(wèi)她們相信這是刺激的，不舒服的。

權(quán)威例句

• But too often extra cash has been a substitute for reform, rather than lubrication for it.
  ECONOMIST: Labour's record
• China's readiness to use fiscal lubrication is the best reason for hoping that its economic motor will not stall.
  ECONOMIST: China is pretty well placed to cushion a global downturn
• Without as much chemical lubrication, older brains begin failing to parse sounds or parts of conversations as they come tumbling out.
  FORBES: Magazine Article
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