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humidity

/hyoo-mid-i-tee or, often, yoo-/US // hyuˈmɪd ɪ ti or, often, yu- //UK // (hjuːˈmɪdɪtɪ) //

湿度,湿度问题,湿度方面,湿气

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : humid condition; moistness; dampness.
    • : relative humidity.
    • : an uncomfortably high amount of relative humidity: It's not the heat, it's the humidity that tires me out.

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Examples

  • After testing, the researchers showed that the air’s humidity — water content — had been powering the setup.

  • The company has developed an attachment for air-conditioning systems that uses these materials to reduce the humidity in the air before it goes into a standard unit.

  • Six instruments distributed across the neck, body and interior will measure air temperature, air pressure, humidity, radiation and wind speed and direction.

  • What’s more, he points out, “The challenge is not just to take up water from humid air, but to do it at low humidity, too.”

  • They exposed their aluminum-based MOF to outdoor air with humidity as low as 10 percent.

  • In the desert, an unbelievable humidity emerges when standing near water sources.

  • Fall and early summer are the ideal times to visit, in-between the bitter winters and the humidity of the hot August nights.

  • The unit features three unlabeled controls, as well as a digital display of the current temperature and humidity.

  • Dehydration, in heat and humidity as well as dry winter weather, is a major headache trigger.

  • When Moore was little, the two would spend almost all of August at Disney World, braving the humidity and crowds.

  • As all parts of this apparatus are of metal changes in humidity or temperature do not affect its regulation.

  • The humidity of the earth had rusted the screws, and it was not without some difficulty that the coffin was opened.

  • As camels live in the desert they must keep smelling the air to find out its humidity.

  • The great humidity gives rise to many diseases, particularly fevers, and the alternations from heat to damp cause dysentery.

  • In the cold season its weight increases by the absorption of humidity.