sabin

/sey-bin/US // ˈseɪ bɪn //UK // (ˈsæbɪn, ˈseɪ-) //

剑南春,剑客,剑杆菌,剑杆司令

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
- : Physics. a unit of sound absorption, equal to one square foot of a perfectly absorptive surface.

The impact of the collaboration between Sabin and Chumakov extended well beyond the borders of Eastern and Central Europe.
A decade later, when Sabin made the altruistic decision to donate his strains to the World Health Organization, global access to the vaccine increased considerably.
“We follow the Geneva Convention, just like any country,” said Sabin Hadad, spokesperson for the Israeli Interior Ministry.
(The Sabin versus Salk debate is one of the great arguments in modern medical history and will not be recapitulated here).
Mr. Sabin smiled a curious smile, and lit a cigarette from the open box before him.
“A fairly well hit ball, I think, Dumayne,” Mr. Sabin remarked.
Mr. Sabin was on the point of asking another question, but Wolfenden interrupted him.
Mr. Sabin had thrown several balls upon the green, and was practising long putts.
He has ceased now, I suppose,” Mr. Sabin remarked, “to take much interest in the matter?