chlorine
/ˈklɔːriːn/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈklɔːriːn/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈklȯr-ˌēn -ən/ (ame, mw)
chlorine — 名詞
1. a yellow-green gas with a sharp smell, often put into swimming pools and drinkin
氯;氯氣
黃綠色有刺鼻味的化學元素
a yellow-green gas with a sharp smell, often put into swimming pools and drinking water to stop germs from growing in it.
Hoa could smell chlorine the moment she walked into the swimming pool building.
Hoa 一走進游泳池館,就聞到了氯的味道。
smell chlorine — typical sensory collocation
The city adds a small amount of chlorine to the tap water to kill bacteria.
市政府會在自來水裡加入少量的氯,用來殺死細菌。
add chlorine to + water — purification context
Too much chlorine in the pool made Yuki's eyes red and itchy after her morning swim.
游泳池裡的氯太多,讓 Yuki 早上游完泳後眼睛又紅又癢。
Workers wore masks because chlorine gas can damage the lungs even at low levels.
工人戴著口罩,因為即使是低濃度的氯氣也會傷害肺部。
Paloma tested the chlorine level in the hotel pool every morning before guests arrived.
Paloma 每天早上在客人來之前,都會檢測旅館游泳池的氯含量。
- bleach
household liquid that contains chlorine; not the element itself
用法筆記
Uncountable; never *a chlorine* or *chlorines*. Often used as a modifier in fixed compounds (chlorine gas, chlorine bleach, chlorine level).