dioxide
dioxide — 名詞
1. a chemical that forms when one atom of a non-oxygen element joins together with
二氧化物
含兩個氧原子的化合物
a chemical that forms when one atom of a non-oxygen element joins together with a pair of oxygen atoms
Dr. Tariro checked the carbon dioxide reading before opening the storage tank.
Tariro 博士在打開儲存槽之前檢查了二氧化碳的讀數。
compound name: carbon dioxide
Burning wood produces carbon dioxide as a natural byproduct of the reaction.
燃燒木材會自然產生二氧化碳作為反應的副產物。
verb collocation: produce + dioxide
The amount of sulfur dioxide in the river was measured by the research team.
河水中的二氧化硫含量由研究團隊進行了測量。
passive: was measured; compound: sulfur dioxide
When carbon dioxide dissolves in seawater, the water becomes more acidic.
當二氧化碳溶解在海水中時，水的酸性會增加。
compound name: carbon dioxide; process context
Nitrogen dioxide from vehicle exhaust can make breathing difficult for some people.
來自車輛廢氣的二氧化氮會使某些人呼吸困難。
compound name: nitrogen dioxide; health context
- carbon dioxide
- sulfur dioxide
- nitrogen dioxide
- chlorine dioxide
- release dioxide
- produce dioxide
- dioxide level
- dioxide emissions
- atmospheric dioxide
- monoxide
a compound with only one oxygen atom instead of two, e.g. carbon monoxide (CO)
文法句型
dioxide + noun (e.g. dioxide levels)
compound_name like carbon dioxide
用法筆記
Dioxide is rarely used alone; it almost always appears as the second word in a compound name such as carbon dioxide, sulfur dioxide, or nitrogen dioxide. Carbon dioxide (CO₂) is by far the most common form in everyday language.