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高中英语选必三Unit3逐词英语释义

：图表；

[英文释义]a diagram showing the relationship between variables, typically using

lines or bars to represent data.

on：排放；

[英文释义]the act of releasing or discharging something, usually referring to gases

or pollutants being released into the atmosphere.

：融化；

[英文释义]to change from a solid to a liquid state as a result of heating or increased

temperature.

：挨饿；

[英文释义]to suffer or die from lack of food; to deprive someone or something of

nourishment.

：海豹；

[英文释义]a large aquatic mammal with flippers and a streamlined body, living chiefly

in the colder regions of the Northern Hemisphere.

y：生态学；

[英文释义]the study of the relationships between organisms and their environment,

including the interactions between living organisms and their physical surroundings.

e：释放；

[英文释义]to set free or let go; to allow something to be known, published, or made

available.

e：甲烷；

[英文释义]a colorless and odorless flammable gas, the main component of natural gas,

and a potent greenhouse gas.

：碳；

[英文释义]a chemical element that is the basis of organic compounds and occurs

naturally in the atmosphere as carbon dioxide.

e：二氧化物；

[英文释义]a compound containing two oxygen atoms bonded to another element or group.

dioxide：二氧化碳；

[英文释义]a colorless and odorless gas formed during respiration, combustion, and

other processes, and a major greenhouse gas contributing to climate change.

ble：适合居住的；

[英文释义]suitable or fit to live in; capable of supporting human life.

n：维持；

[英文释义]to keep, maintain, or support something or someone over time.

nable：可持续的；

[英文释义]able to be maintained or continued at a certain rate or level without

depleting resources or causing harm to the environment.

：化石；

[英文释义]the remains or impression of a prehistoric organism preserved in rock,

often used to refer to fuel derived from ancient plants and animals.

：燃料；

[英文释义]a material that is burned to produce heat or power, such as coal, oil, or

gas.

fuel：化石燃料；

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[英文释义]a natural fuel formed from the remains of living organisms, such as coal,

oil, or natural gas.

hensive：全面的；

[英文释义]including or dealing with all or nearly all aspects of something; complete

and thorough.

ide：全球的；

[英文释义]occurring or existing throughout the world; global in extent or scope.

：趋势；

[英文释义]a general direction in which something is developing or changing; a current

fashion or popular style.

ntly：频繁地；

[英文释义]happening or occurring often; regularly or repeatedly.

ast：广播；

[英文释义]to transmit or send out programs, information, or signals by radio or

television.

：政策；

[英文释义]a course or principle of action adopted or proposed by a government, party,

business, or individual.

int：足迹；

[英文释义]the mark left by a person's foot or shoe; the impact or effect of a person,

organization, or product on the environment.

ct：限制；

[英文释义]to limit or control something or someone within certain boundaries or

rules.

ction：限制；

[英文释义]a rule or limitation that restricts or limits something or someone.

：抓住；

[英文释义]to take hold of suddenly and forcibly; to capture or apprehend.

：盆地；

[英文释义]a large or deep bowl-shaped depression in the Earth's surface, often

containing water or used as a drainage area.

n：企鹅；

[英文释义]a flightless bird found in the Southern Hemisphere, characterized by its

upright stance, black and white plumage, and webbed feet.

：改革；

[英文释义]to make changes in order to improve or correct something, often referring

to social, political, or economic systems.

o：经历；

[英文释义]to experience or go through a process or change.

ent：实施；

[英文释义]to put into effect or action; to carry out or execute a plan, decision,

or policy.

ious：和谐的；

[英文释义]forming a pleasing or consistent whole; free from discord or conflict.

te：适度的；

[英文释义]not excessive or extreme; keeping within reasonable or suitable limits.

：提交；

[英文释义]to present or hand over something for consideration, judgment, or decision.

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：每年的；

[英文释义]occurring or done once a year; yearly.

al：热带的；

[英文释义]relating to or characteristic of the tropics, the region between the Tropic

of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.

：混乱；

[英文释义]a state of complete disorder and confusion; lack of organization or order.

behalf：代表；

[英文释义]acting or speaking for someone or a group of people; in the interest or

benefit of someone.

r：核能的；

[英文释义]relating to the nucleus of an atom; involving or using nuclear energy or

weapons.

ive：敏感的；

[英文释义]easily affected or influenced by external factors; responsive to physical,

emotional, or social stimuli.

：丛林；

[英文释义]a dense and tangled mass of vegetation, typically found in tropical

rainforests.

：烟雾；

[英文释义]a mixture of smoke and fog, especially in urban areas with high pollution

levels.

ate：起源；

[英文释义]to have a beginning or starting point in something; to come into existence

or be caused by something.

：体积；

[英文释义]the amount of space that a substance or object occupies; the degree or

intensity of a sound.

e：垃圾；

[英文释义]waste material or discarded items, typically referring to household or

industrial refuse.

rise：企业；

[英文释义]a project or undertaking, typically involving a business or commercial

activity.

e：恢复；

[英文释义]to bring back or return something to its original condition, state, or

position.

vation：保护；

[英文释义]the act of protecting, preserving, or restoring the natural environment,

wildlife, or natural resources.

：一打；

[英文释义]a group or set of twelve; twelve items considered as a unit.

of：许多；

[英文释义]a large number or quantity of something; many or numerous.

tion：规定；

[英文释义]an official rule or law that controls or governs something, often issued

by a government or regulatory body.

al：处理；

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[英文释义]the act or process of getting rid of something; the management or handling

of waste or unwanted materials.

tion：检查；

[英文释义]the act of examining or reviewing something carefully and thoroughly.

：罚款；

[英文释义]a sum of money imposed as a penalty for an offense or violation.

gn：运动；

[英文释义]a series of coordinated activities or efforts aimed at achieving a specific

goal or objective.

ay：水路；

[英文释义]a navigable route or channel of water, such as a river, canal, or strait.

te：容忍；

[英文释义]to accept or endure something or someone, especially in spite of

disagreement or dislike.

：议程；

[英文释义]a list or plan of things to be done or considered, often used in reference

to a meeting or conference.

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