英语词汇“scattering”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

scattering

/ˈskatərɪŋ

noun

1An act of scattering something: the colossal wastage involved in a random scattering...

The damage has involved the smashing of glass flower holders and the scattering of flowers and other objects which had been placed on graves.
The book earnestly tracks Elizabeth's life from her family roots to the sad scattering of her possessions after her death.
He is invited to attend the event which will include the dedication of commemorative bench and the scattering of his father's ashes.

1.1A small, dispersed amount of something: the scattering of freckles across her cheeks and forehead...

Today, just a handful of shops and a scattering of houses remain, but its still worth a visit if only to capture the flavour of the island's unique heritage.
Before she could contemplate further, a scattering of small pebbles and concrete dust fell down on her from the pier above.
We had the same straight, long, red hair, piercing green eyes, and scattering of freckles.

Synonyms

handful, few, one or two, not many, a small number;

sprinkling, dusting, smattering, smatter

2 [mass noun] Physics The process in which electromagnetic radiation or particles are deflected or diffused: scattering is detected by a photomultiplier...

Modern analysis shows that the presence in the atmosphere of dust and large moisture particles causes some scattering of light as it passes through it.
During transmission through tissues, energy is lost due to absorption and scattering, and thus the reflected energy of the echo is invariably lower than the original ultrasound.
His PhD wasn't concerned with the fission of a large nucleus but with the scattering of small nuclei or, to be precise, on how to calculate three-body forces - a very abstract topic.

单词	scattering
释义	scattering /ˈskatərɪŋ / noun 1An act of scattering something: the colossal wastage involved in a random scattering... The damage has involved the smashing of glass flower holders and the scattering of flowers and other objects which had been placed on graves. The book earnestly tracks Elizabeth's life from her family roots to the sad scattering of her possessions after her death. He is invited to attend the event which will include the dedication of commemorative bench and the scattering of his father's ashes. 1.1A small, dispersed amount of something: the scattering of freckles across her cheeks and forehead... Today, just a handful of shops and a scattering of houses remain, but its still worth a visit if only to capture the flavour of the island's unique heritage. Before she could contemplate further, a scattering of small pebbles and concrete dust fell down on her from the pier above. We had the same straight, long, red hair, piercing green eyes, and scattering of freckles. Synonyms handful, few, one or two, not many, a small number; sprinkling, dusting, smattering, smatter 2 [mass noun] Physics The process in which electromagnetic radiation or particles are deflected or diffused: scattering is detected by a photomultiplier... Modern analysis shows that the presence in the atmosphere of dust and large moisture particles causes some scattering of light as it passes through it. During transmission through tissues, energy is lost due to absorption and scattering, and thus the reflected energy of the echo is invariably lower than the original ultrasound. His PhD wasn't concerned with the fission of a large nucleus but with the scattering of small nuclei or, to be precise, on how to calculate three-body forces - a very abstract topic.
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