clump 的 3 个定义
- a small, close group or cluster, especially of trees or other plants.
- a lump or mass
- a heavy, thumping step, sound, etc.
- (5)
- Also clomp [klomp] /klɒmp/ . to walk heavily and clumsily.
- Immunology. to gather or be gathered into clumps; agglutinate.
- to gather or form into a clump; mass.
clump 近义词
mass of something
thumping noise
make thumping noise
更多clump例句
- Fires can also destroy the natural clumps in soil, increasing their erodibility.
- These observations indicate there are more high-density dark matter clumps in real galaxy clusters than in simulated ones, Meneghetti says.
- This finding suggests that these clumps of dark matter, in which individual galaxies are embedded, are denser than expected.
- In that set, the team identified 13 cases of severe gravitational lensing by dark matter clumps around individual galaxies.
- As in the n-tuple method, in a CNN the pixels forming an image are analyzed in spatially adjacent clumps, but succeeding stages provide deeper analysis.
- Mistletoe bushes clump on branches like something out of a Dr. Seuss book.
- The drain clogs in the shower every few days, and the clump of tangled brown hair is springy between my fingers.
- Blood platelets clump together more slowly in chocolate eaters, the studies say.
- For example, on Diaspora you clump people into “Aspects” like Friends, Family, and Acquaintances.
- And in her right hand was a clump of hair that did not belong to her.
- Chumru quickly picked out the house of a zemindar, or land-owner, which stood in its own walled enclosure behind a clump of trees.
- What was equally important, a thick clump of cottonwood and willow furnished tolerably secure concealment.
- The broad veranda was shaded by a clump of tall banana-trees, swaying to and fro in the gentle breeze.
- It was nearly six weeks after the day that she had watched him as far as the clump of willows that he came again.
- A horse or a tree or a clump of brush loomed up grotesquely in the vaporous blur.