mole

mole怎么读

英式音标：[məʊl]

美式音标：[moʊl]

mole基本解释

n. 鼹鼠；痣；防波堤；胎块；间谍

mole的意思释义

n.

鼹鼠；防波堤；痣；间谍

变形

复数：moles

英英释义

n.

the molecular weight of a substance expressed in grams; the basic unit of amount of substance adopted under the Systeme International d\'Unites

同义词：gram moleculemol

a spy who works against enemy espionage

同义词：counterspy

spicy sauce often containing chocolate

a small congenital pigmented spot on the skin

a protective structure of stone or concrete; extends from shore into the water to prevent a beach from washing away

同义词：breakwatergroingroynebulwarkseawalljetty

small velvety-furred burrowing mammal having small eyes and fossorial forefeet

mole用法及例句

词组短语

mole ratio[化]摩尔比；[化]克分子比

mole fraction摩尔分数；克分子分数

hydatidiform mole葡萄胎；水泡状胎块

mole rat[动]鼹形鼠

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

She has a tiny mole on her cheek.

她面颊上有一颗小痣。

She has a small mole on the left side of her nose.

她鼻子左侧有一颗小痣。

用作名词(n.)

A mole has burrowed a hole in the sand.

鼹鼠在沙地上挖了一个洞。

Moles stay underground most of the time.

钱鼠大部分时间住在地下。

They have found out the mole in the cabinet.

他们已经发现了内阁中的间谍。

用作名词(n.)

He lifted his feet up from the suck and turned back by the mole of boulders.

他从沙坑里拨出脚，沿着卵石垒成的防波堤踱回去。

用作名词(n.)

With a decrease in the mole ratio, volatilization of sulfur decreased rapidly.

随着克分子比的降低，硫的挥发率也急剧下降。

例句参考

A influencia de graos pretos em ligas com cafes de bebida mole

Self-reports of mole counts and cutaneous malignant melanoma in women: methodological issues and risk of disease

Origin of Familial Malignant Melanomas From Heritable Melanocytic Lesions: `The B-K Mole Syndrome\'

Resistance to DNA damage and enhanced DNA repair capacity in the hypoxia-tolerant blind mole rat Spalax carmeli

The infrared and ultraviolet absorption spectra of laboratory-produced carbon dust: evidence for the presence of the C 60 molecule

Consistent Force Field for Calculations of Conformations, Vibrational Spectra, and Enthalpies of Cycloalkane and n‐Alkane Molecules

Frequency﹎odulation enhanced magnetic rotation spectroscopy: A sensitive and selective absorption scheme for paramagnetic molecules

Right Ventricular Function and Failure Report of a National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Working Group on Cellular and Molecular...

Design and construction of a new class of scaffolding-like materials comprising infinite polymeric frameworks of 3D-linked molecular...

mole词源

mole

mole: English has four distinct words mole. The oldest is ‘brown spot’ [OE]. It is the descendant of Old English māl, which meant broadly ‘discoloured mark’. This developed in Middle English to ‘spot on the skin’, but the specific sense ‘brown mark’ did not emerge until fairly recently. The word goes back to a prehistoric Germanic *mailam, a derivative of a base meaning ‘spot, mark’ which also produced German malen ‘paint’ and Dutch maalen ‘paint’ (source of English maulstick ‘stick used as a rest by painters’ [17]). Mole the animal [14] was borrowed from Middle Dutch mol.No one knows for sure where this came from, but its similarity to the now obsolete mouldwarp ‘mole’ [14] (a compound noun whose etymological meaning is ‘earththrower’) suggests that it could represent a truncated version of mouldwarp’s prehistoric Germanic ancestor. The metaphorical application of the word to a ‘traitor working secretly’ has been traced back as far as the 17th century, but its modern currency is due to its use by the British espionage writer John le Carré. Mole ‘harbour wall’ [16] comes via French môle and medieval Greek mólos from Latin mōlēs ‘mass, massive structure’.The diminutive form of this, coined in modern times, is mōlēcula, from which, via French molécule, English gets molecule [18]. Other relatives are demolish and, possibly, molest [14], which comes ultimately from Latin molestus ‘troublesome’, connected by some scholars with mōlēs. And German mol, a convenient shortening of molekulargewicht ‘molecular weight’, has given English its fourth mole [20], used as the basic unit of measurement for the amount of a substance.=> maulstick; molecule, molest

mole (n.1)

spot on skin, Old English mal \"spot, mark, blemish,\" especially on cloth or linen, from Proto-Germanic *mailan \"spot, mark\" (cognates: Old High German meil, German Mal, Gothic mail \"wrinkle\"), from PIE root *mai- \"to stain, defile\" (cognates: Greek miainein \"to stain, defile,\" see miasma). Specifically of dark marks on human skin from late 14c.

mole (n.2)

type of small burrowing mammal (Talpa europea), mid-14c., probably from obsolete moldwarp, literally \"earth-thrower.\" Spy sense first recorded 1974 in John le Carré (but suggested from early 20c.), from notion of \"burrowing.\" Metaphoric use for \"one who works in darkness\" is from c. 1600.

mole (n.3)

\"breakwater,\" 1540s, from Middle French môle \"breakwater\" (16c.), ultimately from Latin moles \"mass, massive structure, barrier,\" from PIE root *mo- \"to exert oneself\" (cognates: Greek molos \"effort,\" molis \"hardly, scarcely;\" German mühen \"to tire,\" müde \"weary, tired;\" Russian majat\' \"to fatigue, exhaust,\" maja \"hard work\").

mole (n.4)

unit of molecular quantity, 1902, from German Mol coined 1900 by German chemist Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1912), short for Molekül (see molecule).

mole相关例句

1.The Mole fell backwards on the snow from sheer surprise and delight.

鼹鼠又惊又喜，仰面朝天地倒在雪地上。

2.Frigid gusts were driving swells in past the mole.

寒风阵阵掀起大浪涌过防波堤。

3.The authorities believe there is a mole at the Treasury.

当*认为财*部里有内奸.

4.With a decrease in the mole ratio, volatilization of sulfur decreased rapidly.

随着克分子比的降低，硫的挥发率也急剧下降。

5.During the nineteenth century, a unit of chemical currency called the mole came into use.

十九世纪时，人们开始使用一种称为摩尔的化学通用单位。

6.Two moles of epoxy react with one mole of A-1100.

两个克分子环氧与一个克分子A－1100反应。

7.He hailed the Mole to come and warm himself.

他吆喝鼹鼠过来取暖。

8.The most often used units of specific activity(abbreviated Sp. Act. ) are curies/mole.

较常用的比活性（符号是Sp．Act）单位是居里／克分子。

9.A mole tunneled a hole under the wall.

鼹鼠在墙脚下面钻了一个洞。

10.Old men sat along the mole and fished.

老人们沿防波堤坐着钓鱼。