to alloy
第三人称
alloys
现在进行时
alloying
过去式
alloyed
过去完成时
alloyed
1
合金, 混合
to combine two or more metals to make a more suitable one
及物动词
- The metallurgist alloyed copper and zinc to produce brass, a durable and corrosion-resistant material.
冶金学家将铜和锌合金化以生产黄铜，一种耐用且耐腐蚀的材料。
- Engineers often alloy different metals to enhance the strength and durability of structural components.
工程师经常合金不同的金属以增强结构部件的强度和耐久性。
- The jeweler alloyed gold with other metals to create a stronger and more affordable alloy for jewelry.
珠宝商将黄金与其他金属合金化，以制造出更坚固且价格更实惠的珠宝合金。
- Aircraft manufacturers alloy aluminum with other metals to develop lightweight yet strong materials for airplane construction.
飞机制造商将铝与其他金属合金化，以开发轻质但坚固的飞机建造材料。
- The blacksmith skillfully alloyed iron and carbon to create steel, a versatile and robust material.
铁匠巧妙地合金了铁和碳，制造出了钢，一种多功能且坚固的材料。
2
合金, 降低品质
to degrade or diminish the quality or value of something by adding an inferior substance or element
及物动词
- The chef alloyed the premium olive oil with cheap vegetable oil, compromising the flavor of the dish.
厨师将优质橄榄油与廉价植物油混合，影响了菜肴的味道。
- The company's reputation was alloyed when they compromised on product quality to reduce costs.
当公司为了降低成本而在产品质量上妥协时，其声誉被掺杂了。
- The purity of the river water was alloyed by industrial pollutants discharged into it.
河水的纯净度被排放到其中的工业污染物降低了。
- The artist felt that adding too many colors alloyed the simplicity and elegance of the painting.
艺术家觉得添加太多颜色削弱了这幅画的简洁和优雅。
- The purity of scientific research can be alloyed when financial interests influence the outcome of studies.
当经济利益影响研究结果时，科学研究的纯度可能会被掺杂。
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