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lithosphere = litho(石头) + sphere(球) = 石头围成的球形→岩石圈
spherical = spher(球) + ical(…的) = 球形的
半球
hemisphere
常考释义
Although raccoons are native only to the Western Hemisphere, they have been successfully transplanted to other parts of the globe.
尽管浣熊本来只存在于西半球,它们也成功迁移到了其他地方。
来源于:阅读OFFICIAL38 P2n. (地球的)半球
Other growers in the northern hemisphere have planted less.
而北半球小麦生产国种植面积较少。
So all of the western hemisphere is shown in yellow.
所以黄色代表整个西半球。
来自《资本主义:成功、危机与改革第2集》
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And more recently, botanists have used modern DNA testing to scan plant samples collected from throughout the western hemisphere.
在距离我们更近的时期,植物学家使用了现代的基因检测来扫描从西半球收集到的植株样本。
来源于:听力OFFICIAL51 L2Although raccoons are native only to the Western Hemisphere, they have been successfully transplanted to other parts of the globe.
尽管浣熊本来只存在于西半球,它们也成功迁移到了其他地方。
来源于:阅读OFFICIAL38 P2And of course, were they the first people in the Western hemisphere?
当然(也包括),他们是否是第一个到达西半球的名族(这个问题)?
来源于:听力OFFICIAL29 L5Another important push was the onset of the Little Ice Age, a climatic phenomenon that led to cooler temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere.
另外一个推动力量是小冰河时代的到来,这种气候现象导致了北半球气温的降低。
来源于:阅读OFFICIAL24 P3It's a phenomenon that occurs anywhere you have a large lake that doesn't freeze and have cold air flowing over it, mostly in the Northern Hemisphere.
这种现象发 生在面积大的不结冰的湖区,湖区的上空有冷空气,而这种现象多在北半球出现。
来源于:听力OFFICIAL24 L4Which makes earth, and in particular, the northern hemisphere, warmer.
这使得地球,特别是北半球更加温热。
来源于:听力OFFICIAL17 L3Well, because most of the planet’s glaciers are in the northern hemisphere, and if it gets too warm, then glaciers will stop forming.
嗯,因为行星大多数的冰川都在北半球,如果那里温度太高,冰川就无法维持了。
来源于:听力OFFICIAL17 L3But detractors maintain that the terraces could also have been created by geological activity, perhaps related to the geologic forces that depressed the Northern Hemisphere far below the level of the south, in which case they have nothing whatever to do with Martian water.
但是反对者认为这些台地也可能是由于地质活动造成的,也许与使得北半球比南半球地势更低的地质力量有关,在这种情况下,它们就和火星水系没有任何关系。
来源于:阅读OFFICIAL8 P3travels up and down the western hemisphere – the Americas, back and forth between where it breeds in the summer and the warmer climates where it spends the winter.
南北横跨西半球——美国,在夏季的繁殖地和气候暖和一点的地方来回,它们到暖和一点的地方过冬。
来源于:听力OFFICIAL3 L2n. 半球
In most people, the left hemisphere is bigger than the right.
多数人的左脑比右脑大。
The part of the brain responsible for fine control and movement is located in the left cerebral hemisphere, and the findings above suggest that the human brain was already asymmetrical in its structure and function not long after 2 million years ago.
大脑负责良好的控制行动的区域位于脑部的左半球,这也证明的人类大脑的机构和功能上的不对称性在两百万年前就已经定型了。
来源于:阅读OFFICIAL12 P1Among Neanderthalers of 70,000–35,000 years ago, Marcellin Boule noted that the La Chapelle-aux-Saints individual had a left hemisphere slightly bigger than the right, and the same was found for brains of specimens from Neanderthal, Gibraltar, and La Quina.
在距今70000到35000年的尼安德特人中,Marcellin Boule发现La Chapelle-aux-Saints(某人种)个体的大脑左半球稍微比右边大一点,与之类似的也被发现在尼安德特人、直布罗陀人和拉昆尼亚人种的脑型中。
来源于:阅读OFFICIAL12 P1n. 半球体
northern hemisphere
北半球
southern hemisphere
南半球
western hemisphere
西半球
eastern hemisphere
东半球
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