propagated
传播的,传播了,传播出去的,繁殖的
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- : multiplied by any process of reproduction from the parent stock: Did pumping out a lot of artificially propagated salmon have a negative impact out in the ocean?
- : spread from person to person; disseminated: The article gives readers the truth about the proposed reform's social and economic benefits while debunking widely propagated misinformation.
- : transmitted from one individual to another: Not only can transmission of avian viruses to mammals occur, but it can lead to propagated infection.
- : transmitted to or through offspring: Birth defects have nothing to do with evolution, as they are not propagated traits and are not a result of adaptation.
- : created at a distance, as by electromagnetic waves or energy, compression waves, etc., traveling through space or a physical medium; transmitted:The propagated signal may take any of a variety of forms, including electromagnetic, optical, or any suitable combination thereof.
- : Computers. noting an update or other alteration that has taken effect throughout a network of devices: Improper security settings or incompletely propagated password changes can cause errors.
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If left unrepaired, this damage may propagate and break down pavements and bridges.
Voter suppression is an issue in this country, most of it propagated by the Republican Party.
It has to propagate from one place to another at finite speed, like any other interaction in nature.
Platforms are also taking aggressive action to remove inauthentic accounts and reduce the spread of misinformation that social media propagated in 2016.
Instead of observing dogs and extrapolating backward, he examined another social canid species and propagated them forward.
Spread happens easily, however, and epidemics are propagated when the third form of plague occurs: pneumonia plague.
Three reasons; first of all I am an immigrant and the work of immigrants was not propagated in the Soviet Union.
Contrary to the image of the typical heroin user propagated by the media, those using it are not all poverty-stricken delinquents.
Payne called the Krokodil fiasco the “story of the month,” blaming it both on misinformation and myths propagated by the media.
The Daily Beast presents seven more crazy ideas about rape that have been propagated by politicians and frat boys over the years.
This experiment was made to ascertain the progress and subsequent effects of the disease when thus propagated.
Several instances have come under my observation which justify the assertion that the disease cannot be propagated by effluvia.
The perennials are propagated by dividing the roots or by young cuttings in spring, or by seeds.
They propagated their species with perfect recklessness, and it was therefore useless to expect any increased civilisation.
Well, the slower we go, the better the faith will be propagated, and the more you will amuse yourself.