rad / ræd /

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rad 的定义

n. 名词 noun

Physics.

  1. a unit of absorbed dose of radiation equal to 0.01 gray: not a standard SI unit, the rad is still used, especially in the U.S., but it is increasingly disfavored.

rad 近义词

rad

等同于 far out

rad

等同于 unmarred

rad

等同于 fabulous

rad

等同于 far-out

rad

等同于 good

rad

等同于 groovy

更多rad例句

  1. He had spent about two minutes exposed to a radiation field he estimated at 2,000 rads per hour, enough to make a person ill.
  2. When I put them on my feet, it’s time to go do something rad.
  3. I believe that if we start honoring mental health like we honor getting rad in the mountains, lives will be saved.
  4. Gardening is far less “rad” than running 50 miles or climbing sandstone, after all.
  5. I wouldn’t say I’m a rad skier now, but I can ski at moderate speed and feel confident and not like I’m a hazard to myself or to others.
  6. Jim really paved the way—on film and in television—for people to see young, rad chicks kick ass and take names.
  7. If Hugh Jackman is totally heterosexual, his mode is a confusing—and not in a good, rad way—butch-camp.
  8. Nashville: Broadman Holman Publishers, 1996 Rad, Gerhard von.
  9. In October 2007, Hourani launched his first ready-to-wear unisex line, RAD by Rad Hourani, at a small art gallery in Paris.
  10. The ‘Today’ Show Horses Around Who knew David Gregory was such a rad dancer?
  11. Since ginger is not stated to be one of the ingredients of the compound, it, perhaps, may be the mysterious stranger latalia rad.
  12. Professor Day reports that he was unable to find any mention of the drug of latalia rad.
  13. This would seem to indicate that what has already been intimated by The Journal—​namely, that latalia rad.
  14. This seems very open and above board, except as to quantities, until one tries to find out what latalia rad.
  15. Experts to whom this remedy was submitted were unable even to find mention of such a drug or plant as latalia rad.