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单词 extinction
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Something caused the near extinction of the financial system and people want to know why.Small groups brought life to my extinction.It means extinction of their entire system and they know that.Both clubs have known penury, relegation and near extinction.THE most likely cause of human extinction today is probably nuclear war.EXPERTS have found evidence of a volcanic eruption that led to mass extinction 260 million years ago.Most people think that elephants are not near extinction yet, but they have declined to a couple of hundred thousand and will continue to decline.History, literature and the science of coral - and what the threat of its extinction means for the planet.Fish are the last hunted food, in some cases hunted to near extinction, while the huge factory boats do enormous damage to their environment.We agreed that I would contribute to an international project giving the time of origin and extinction of all animal and plant Families.

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extinction

British English: extinction NOUN
The extinction of a species of animal or plant is the death of all its remaining living members.
An operation is beginning to try to save a species of crocodile from extinction.
  • American English: extinction
  • Brazilian Portuguese: extinção
  • Chinese: > 灭绝物种的
  • European Spanish: extinción
  • French: extinction
  • German: Aussterben
  • Italian: estinzione
  • Japanese: 絶滅
  • Korean: 멸종
  • European Portuguese: extinção
  • Latin American Spanish: extinción

Chinese translation of 'extinction'

extinction

(ɪksˈtɪŋkʃən)

n (u)

  1. [of species] 灭(滅)绝(絕) (mièjué)
    to face extinction 面(麵)临(臨)灭(滅)绝(絕) (miànlín mièjué)
(noun) 
Definition
the end of a particular way of life or type of activity
Many species have been hunted to the point of extinction.
Synonyms
dying out
death
the death of everything he had ever hoped for
destruction
Our objective was the destruction of the enemy forces.
abolition
the abolition of slavery
oblivion
An entire section of the town was bombed into oblivion.
extermination
the extermination of thousands of innocent people
annihilation
Political leaders fear the annihilation of their people.
eradication
We are dedicated to the total eradiction of inequality.
obliteration
the obliteration of an entire city
excision
extirpation (formal)

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abolition
Definition
the act of doing away with something
the abolition of slavery
Synonyms
eradication,
ending,
end,
withdrawal,
destruction,
removal,
overturning,
wiping out,
overthrow,
voiding,
extinction,
repeal,
elimination,
cancellation,
suppression,
quashing,
termination,
stamping out,
subversion,
extermination,
annihilation,
blotting out,
repudiation,
erasure,
annulment,
obliteration,
revocation,
effacement,
nullification,
abrogation,
rescission,
extirpation (formal),
invalidation,
vitiation,
expunction
in the sense of annihilation
Political leaders fear the annihilation of their people.
Synonyms
destruction,
wiping out,
abolition,
extinction,
extinguishing,
liquidation,
rooting out,
extermination,
eradication,
erasure,
obliteration,
nullification,
extirpation (formal)
in the sense of death
Definition
ending or destruction
the death of everything he had ever hoped for
Synonyms
destruction,
ending,
finish,
ruin,
wiping out,
undoing,
extinction,
elimination,
downfall,
extermination,
annihilation,
obliteration,
ruination

Synonyms of 'extinction'

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