condenses

英 [kənˈdensɪz]

美 [kənˈdensɪz]

v.  (由气体)冷凝; (使气体)凝结; (使)浓缩，变浓，变稠; 简缩，压缩(文字、信息等)
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柯林斯词典

• VERB 压缩,精简(尤指文章或讲话)
  If youcondensesomething, especially a piece of writing or speech, you make it shorter, usually by including only the most important parts.
  1. We have learnt how to condense serious messages into short, self-contained sentences...
     我们已经学会了如何把重要的信息压缩成简短独立的句子。
  2. The English translation may have been condensed into a single more readable book.
     英译本可能被压缩成了更具可读性的单行本。
• V-ERG (使)冷凝;(使)凝结
  When a gas or vapourcondenses, oris condensed, it changes into a liquid.
  1. Water vapour condenses to form clouds...
     水蒸气凝结形成云。
  2. The compressed gas is cooled and condenses into a liquid...
     压缩气体经冷却凝结成液态。
  3. As the air rises it becomes colder and moisture condenses out of it.
     随着空气上升，其温度降低，凝结出水分。

双语例句

• The steam is therefore cooled, and it condenses back to water.
  蒸汽因而得到冷却，并凝结成水。
• After a long and cold nights, condenses into the glass on the morning of the ice to love you.
  经过一个漫长而寒冷的夜晚，到了早上的冰玻璃冷凝爱你。
• Gasoline vapor also condenses on cold engine parts and drips down into oil pan.
  汽油蒸气会凝结在冷的发动机零件上，然后流入油底壳。
• The excess of water vapor condenses into visible moisture. Steam over a hot cup is an example.
  过量的水汽凝结成可见的水雾，热水杯冒出的雾气即是一例。
• Water vapor in the rising warm air condenses to liquid water.
  上升的暖空气中的水蒸气冷凝成液体的水。
• A hollow coil that condenses by abstracting heat.
  一种用来冷凝余热的空卷。
• When steam touches a cold surface, it condenses and becomes water again.
  水蒸气接触到冷的物体表面时，凝结（condense）又变成水。
• When it recedes, the atmosphere condenses again to form a new coating of ice just a millimeter thick.
  在它远离太阳时，大气再次凝结形成一层新的只有一毫米的冰帽。
• Soup condenses when boiled, ie by losing most of the water.
  汤煮过后就浓了（失去大量的水分）。
• If steam touches cold surfaces, it condenses into water.
  如果蒸汽接触冷的表面，它就会凝结成水。