slake

英 [sleɪk]

美 [sleɪk]

v.  缓和(口渴); 解(渴); 满足(欲望)

现在分词：slaking　过去分词：slaked　过去式：slaked　第三人称单数：slakes　

TOEFLGRE医学

BNC.33560 / COCA.31425

牛津词典

verb

• 缓和（口渴）；解（渴）
  to drink so that you no longer feel thirsty
• 满足（欲望）
  to satisfy a desire

柯林斯词典

• VERB 解(渴)
  If youslakeyour thirst, you drink something that stops you being thirsty.
  1. I slaked my thirst with three cans of Coke.
     我喝了 3 罐可乐解渴。

英英释义

verb

• cause to heat and crumble by treatment with water
  1. slack lime
  Synonym:slack
• make less active or intense
  Synonym:abateslack
• satisfy (thirst)
  1. The cold water quenched his thirst
  Synonym:quenchallayassuage

双语例句

• Grey Correlation Analysis of Slake Durability of Red Bed Weak Rock
  红层软岩崩解性的灰色关联分析
• The analysis shows that, compared with mineral and chemical component content, the granularity fractal characteristics have higher correlative degrees with slaking durability, which reflects that the deposit environment influences slake durability deeply than other factors.
  分析发现，与成分相比，红层软岩的粒度分布分形特征参数与崩解特性具有更高的关联度，表明沉积形成时的环境决定了成岩后的红层软岩崩解性强弱。
• Nothing can slake his anger.
  无事可平息他的怒气。
• The systematic desensitization, as basic way of behavior thereby, helps get rid of and slake the anxiety.
  采用系统脱敏法能降低和消除焦虑情绪。
• In an odd way, the fact that even the Colorado can no longer slake the thirst of metropolises such as Phoenix, Los Angeles and San Diego is testimony to the dam's success.
  现在即便是科罗拉多河也不能解决菲尼克斯、洛杉矶和圣迭戈这样的大都市的水荒，这一事实竟然以一种奇怪的方式证明了胡佛大坝的成功。
• Help produce saliva and slake thirst.
  生津止渴。
• Astronauts who are expected to go there in the next decade may find plenty of water to slake their thirst.
  在未来十年中，有望登陆火星的宇航员们也许会找到大量的用以解渴的水。
• We had to slake ourselves with rainwater in the desert.
  在沙漠中我们不得不用雨水解渴。
• The CBR test, slake durability test, compressing test and shearing test of the dry and wet redstone granular soil samples were respectively carried out in this paper.
  本文对风干的红砂岩粗粒土及饱水红砂岩粗粒土路堤填料进行了CBR试验、耐崩解试验、压缩试验和剪切试验。
• Nothing will slake the public's appetite for celebrity gossip.
  没有什么能满足公众对于名人八卦消息的兴趣。