单词	dibasic
释义	dibasic adjective di·​ba·​sic (ˌ)dī-ˈbā-sik  : having two replaceable hydrogen atoms —used of acids Word History First Known Use 1857, in the meaning defined above Medical Definition dibasic adjective di·​ba·​sic (ˈ)dī-ˈbā-sik  1 : having two replaceable hydrogen atoms —used of acids 2 : containing two atoms of a monovalent metal
随便看	have down to a science have every intention of have eyes in the back of one's head have faith in have feelings for have going for one have got have got down to a science have got news for have got news for someone have got nothing left to prove have got one's claws into have got someone or something covered have got something down to a science have got the time have got to have got to go have had it have half a mind have half an eye on have hysterics have ice water in her veins have in common have in mind have in one's possession

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