- 看过 extinction 的人也看了 :
- annihilation
- elimination
- destruction
- obsolescence
- death
extinction 的定义
- the act of extinguishing.
- the fact or condition of being extinguished or extinct.
- suppression; abolition; annihilation: the extinction of an army.
- Biology. the act or process of becoming extinct; a coming to an end or dying out: the extinction of a species.
- Psychology. the reduction or loss of a conditioned response as a result of the absence or withdrawal of reinforcement.
- Astronomy. the diminution in the intensity of starlight caused by absorption as it passes through the earth's atmosphere or through interstellar dust.
- Crystallography, Optics. the darkness that results from rotation of a thin section to an angle at which plane-polarized light is absorbed by the polarizer.
extinction 近义词
dying out
更多extinction例句
- Given that the coronavirus is a novel virus, we need to ensure that our at-risk wild animal and sea life populations do not experience massive die-offs or suffer extinctions because we failed to act to protect them.
- But, there’s still the chance that humans played their part in knocking the animals into extinction, as a sort of one-two punch.
- Based on the new study, he says, “there is no evidence so far of human hunting being a deciding factor in woolly rhino extinction.”
- How or whether volcanic activity in India around the same time as the impact exacerbated the climate change and mass extinction remains controversial.
- It came after the mass extinction that finished off the dinosaurs.
- Pat Robertson wants to talk about the extinction of the gays.
- Your existence contributes to over-population, climate change, and species extinction.
- How might we resurrect a tradition threatened with extinction?
- And thanks to oil palm plantations springing up in Africa, chimpanzees are in danger of extinction.
- Over this image we hear: “Freedom is never more than one generation from extinction.”
- Poor brutes, they deserved a better fate than the cruel method of extinction which Turkish rule administered.
- With the extinction of the lights on the other boat came at last deeper night to her aid.
- I am bored to death, to extinction; my thoughts are the colour of that water which flows over yonder, brackish and heavy.
- You must remember that the next war between France and Germany must mean extinction for one.
- Further difficulties now arose which led finally to the extinction of the company.