| 词汇 | unsaturated |
| 释义 | unsaturated adjective chemistry specializeduk /ʌnˈsætʃ.ər.eɪ.tɪd/ us /ʌnˈsætʃ.ər.eɪ.t̬ɪd/ food & drink Unsaturated fat or oil is either monounsaturated or polyunsaturated, found in plants, vegetable oil, and fish, and thought to be better for your health than saturated fat.（脂肪或油）不饱和的 containing less of a substance than can be absorbed, and therefore not in a state of balance未饱和的 used to describe a hydrocarbon in which the carbon atoms do not join as many hydrogen atoms as possible（碳氢键）不饱和的 Fats & oils in food & cooking argan oil bergamot beurre noisette brown butter butter corn oil cottonseed oil creamed coconut deep fat drawn butter lard leaf lard margarine milk fat non-greasy trans fat unbuttered vanaspati vegetable oil virgin unsaturated | American Dictionaryunsaturated adjective[ not gradable ] us/ʌnˈsætʃ·əˌreɪ·t̬ɪd/ chemistry containing less of a substance than can be absorbed, and therefore not in a state of balance chemistry Unsaturated also describes a hydrocarbon in which the carbon atoms do not join as many hydrogen atoms as possible. Examples of unsaturatedunsaturated We find the averaged equations for the hysteresis problem in unsaturated porous media. Concepts, that is, the meaning of predicates, were considered to be unsaturated functions needing objects to determine the truth-value of a proposition. Consequently, it seems that the higher proportion of unsaturated hydrocarbons observed in parasitized larvae may not be the cause of the observed multi-infestation. Saturated fats are less likely to oxidize than unsaturated fats and therefore assist in keeping the quality of meats. Currently, farmers are typically penalized for carcasses that have soft (unsaturated) fats. Unsaturated local-regional plot will be supported by evidence of the non-interactive nature of the communities, since all non-interactive community models yield unsaturated communities. Stage 4 ends when only the unsaturated region and the deposition region are left in the system. Even at the pore scale, small changes in soil properties can influence the path that a fluid will take through unsaturated soil. The lexical descriptions in (35) illustrate the types sat-def-n-wd (saturated-definite-noun-word), unsat-def-n-wd (unsaturateddefinite-noun-word), sat-pl-n-wd (saturated-plain-noun-word), and unsat-pl-nwd (unsaturated-plain-noun-word), respectively. As previously stated, the flow may be partitioned into unsaturated and saturated regions. Thus, in stage 5 the system is divided into the still growing deposit and the unsaturated zone. In the processes of forming complex organic molecules, reactive species possessing unsaturated multiple bonds play an important role. Furthermore, unsaturated polyynes are of paramount importance in the theories of the origin of life. Large carbonbearing molecules (such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, fullerenes and unsaturated chains) are also thought to be present in the interstellar medium. Unsaturated patterns in species assemblages: the role of regional processes in setting local species richness. See all examples of unsaturated 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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