| 词汇 | tempering |
| 释义 | tempering present participle oftemper temper verb[ T ] uk /ˈtem.pər/ us /ˈtem.pɚ/ temperverb[T] (REDUCE)formal to make something less strong, extreme, etc.: 使缓和；使变温和；使变淡 My enthusiasm for the venture was tempered by my knowledge of the hard work that would be involved.当我了解到完成这个风险项目所要做的工作时，我的热情多少消退了一些。 I learned to temper my criticism.我学会了批评别人时语气要缓和些。 Becoming and making less strong abate abatement adulterant adulterate adulterated be fading away/fastidiom downtoner dull ease emasculation enervate enervating hedge melt relieve tone something down totter tottering turn to jellyidiom undimmed You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Becoming and making smaller or less temperverb[T] (METAL/GLASS)to heat and then cool a metal in order to make it hard: 使（金属）回火；锻造 tempered steel回火钢 to change the physical nature of a substance, using heat or a chemical process: Toughened or tempered glass used in car windscreens is usually made by cooling molten glass very rapidly to make it much harder. Hard and firm (as) stiff/straight as a ramrodidiom adamantine cast iron congealed crisply dilatancy dilatant erect firm firmness fossilized ossified petrified ramrod rigid rigidity solidly temper unjointed unyielding You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Cookery terms Physical & chemical processes temperverb[T] (FOOD)food & drink specialized to heat spices, usually in hot oil, in order to release their flavour: She tempered the spices in a separate pan and added them to the dhal at the end. food & drink specialized to heat and then cool chocolate in order to give it a smooth texture and shiny appearance: When chocolate is tempered, it is subject to temperatures and techniques that alter its chemistry. Preparing food using heat air fryer bain-marie baking baking parchment barbecue blanch cooking deep fat fryer deep-fried deep-fry done overdone pan-fry parboil poach poaching undercook underdone warm (someone/something) up wood-fired Examples of temperingtempering In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use. But still, the subjects of the law found ways of resisting and tempering their sentences, as the other essays show. There are, however, technical difficulties with using simulated tempering schemes, particularly with regard to setting up the modified densities and their pseudopriors. The simulated tempering sampler always started in the hottest distribution (n l 1). In the simulated tempering sampler, has a discrete distribution where the number of the distances between classes (values of is) have to be defined empirically. It was assumed that higher-quality pastes would tend to have smaller and less tempering and show better control of firing. The use of the simulated tempering sampler is not new in genetics. Simplification of that process will allow widespread use of methods using simulated tempering schemes in practice. For many women, breast cancer has been present for some years, potentially tempering their anxiety. The problem of tempering keyboard and fretted instruments has occupied the attention of musicians and theorists for hundreds of years. The need for acoustic modulation and, in some spaces, isolation is possibly the strongest constraint tempering the drive towards internal openness and f lexibility. He clearly decided that though he could not deny their admission, he also could not rely on tempering instructions to the jury alone. The difficulties that adolescents experience in tempering reward seeking with cognition illustrate the possibility that reward systems are not yet subject to the full regulatory influence of prefrontal cortical systems. Such disjunctures can only be discovered, however, by extended ethnographic and\\or historical research that explores the role of local knowledge and knowledge of the local in tempering master plans. Heath (1997) used the simulated tempering sampler to improve mixing in the analysis of haploid radiation hybrid mapping data. The term "tempering the wind to the shorn lamb" has also been used in this connection. From the Hansard archive Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under the Open Parliament Licence v3.0 These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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