scattering 的 2 个定义
- distributed or occurring here and there at irregular intervals; scattered.
- straggling, as an assemblage of parts.
- cast in small numbers for various candidates.
- distributing, dispersing, or separating.
- a small, scattered number or quantity.
- Physics. the process in which a wave or beam of particles is diffused or deflected by collisions with particles of the medium that it traverses.
scattering 近义词
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更多scattering例句
- You have to modify your entire body to minimize any scattering or reflection of light.
- In the sum of all possible interactions that could happen during a particle scattering event, the mathematical term representing each interaction splits into two parts, much as the number 6 splits into 2 × 3.
- She said she is making plans for friends to participate in the scattering of her daughter’s ashes.
- He led me inside, into a hall with a scattering of young people, all of whom cheered as soon as they saw him.
- Scattering the truly disadvantaged was much easier when so many were flood-displaced.
- Scattering wooden villages, each a line of hovels, appeared at long intervals.
- Scattering in various directions we ragged about until tea-time.
- Scattering down side streets, alley-ways, behind lumber-piles, everywhere—anywhere.
- Scattering with wild cries of fear, they could be seen running for their lives toward the wood.
- Scattering shots are heard all along and around our line—the trumpets of the cavalry ring out "To arms!"