1、heatwaves

heatwaves發(fā)音

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heatwaves中文意思翻譯

常見(jiàn)釋義：

熱浪（heatwave的名詞復數）

heatwaves雙語(yǔ)使用場(chǎng)景

1、Heatwaves that now set records will become commonplace.───目前創(chuàng )紀錄的熱浪將司空見(jiàn)慣。

2、The climate phenomenon results from warming of the tropical Pacific and causes heatwaves, droughts and flooding around the world.───這個(gè)氣候現象是由熱帶太平洋變暖引起的，導致世界各地遭受熱浪、干旱及洪水的災害。

3、Heatwaves, storms, floods and droughts kill tens of thousands each year.───熱浪、暴風(fēng)雨、洪水和干旱每年都會(huì )奪走成千上萬(wàn)人的生命。

4、The frequency of heatwaves is increasing.───熱浪發(fā)生的頻率正在加快。

5、The northern hemisphere summer saw exceptional heatwaves in several parts of Eurasia.───在北極圈的夏天，歐亞大陸多個(gè)地區遭受了非同尋常的熱浪席卷。

6、And we are likely to see other less pleasant effects in Britain: floods, storms and heatwaves will become more common.───我們還可能在英國看到另外一些令人不快的影響：洪水、風(fēng)暴和熱浪將變得越來(lái)越平常。

7、Since 1880 the frequency of extremely hot days has nearly tripled and the length of heatwaves across Europe has doubled.───自1880年以來(lái)，頻繁的極熱天氣幾乎翻了三倍，歐洲各地熱浪持續的時(shí)間也翻了兩倍。

8、Also in the latter part of the twentieth century there have been fewer frosts and more heatwaves in many parts of the world.───同樣也在20世紀下半期，在世界上許多地方有更少的冰凍和更多的熱浪。

9、The fact that heatwaves like the one in Russia become more frequent and extreme in a warmer world is easy to understand.───其實(shí)，那種熱浪（如俄羅斯經(jīng)歷的熱浪）在變暖的世界發(fā)生的更頻繁更極端，這很容易理解。

heatwaves相似詞語(yǔ)短語(yǔ)

1、adiabatic heat balance───絕熱熱平衡

2、producing flames and heat───產(chǎn)生火焰和熱量

3、heating cable───發(fā)熱電纜；加熱電纜；耐熱電纜

4、globe theatre───環(huán)球劇院

5、theatre tickets───戲票

6、intense heat───酷熱

7、min heat───最小熱量

8、theaters near me───我附近的劇院

9、torpeedoh heaters parts───torpeedoh加熱器零件

10、heater relay───加熱器繼電器

2、有關(guān)全球變暖的英語(yǔ)作文(120字左右 帶漢語(yǔ)的）

The summer melting of the Arctic, more severe hurricanes in the US, drought in China and Africa, wildfires in Australia; these impacts are all signs of an increasingly chaotic climate system that will undermine the economic and development goals of all nations.

Time is running out. Dr James Hansen, a leading climatologist from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), recently stated that the world is now in "imminent peril". Dr Qin Dahe from the Chinese Academy of Sciences also stated "Climate change has already brought severe and obvious threats to the economic and social development of China".

The window for avoiding that peril is narrow, and closing rapidly, but it is not yet closed. With the right leadership, the world can bring global greenhouse gas emissions under control, set them on a downward trajectory, and avoid the most catastrophic impacts of global warming.

China has begun work on a new energy law that places strong emphasis on reducing greenhouse gas emissions, demonstrating that greener development is not only possible but desirable. Should the new Energy Law be passed, it would provide guidance for China's energy strategy in its 12th Five Year Plan.

As the largest global greenhouse emitters, the United States and China have an historic opportunity to show decisive leadership. Commitments from both nations may differ but the urgency of the task facing us means every nation must play their part. There are encouraging signs that the two nations have already started some Ping Pong diplomacy on climate and energy issues in the lead up to this week's meeting.