crucible的意思和读音

crucible

: [ˈkrusəb(ə)l] : [ˈkruːsəb(ə)l]

n.

crucibles  

n.container,pot,receptacle,vat,vessel

cruciblen.

1.a pot in which substances are heated to high temperatures, metals are melted, etc.

2.a place or situation in which people or ideas are tested severely, often creating sth new or exciting in the process

n.1.;2.

n.1.a container used for heating substances or melting metals at very high temperatures2.an environment that is very dangerous, difficult, or exciting

1. - Sample storage - Crucible - Cryopreservation ...

2. balance crucible flame ...

3. The Lion and the Demon( Crucible) A Life of Revenge( ) ...

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1.This achievement did not arise quickly, of course; it took centuries, and war was the crucible out of which it came.

2.Liquid samples can be introduced into the stage with a quartz crucible through the side door without having to remove the lid .

3.Restore this to the great crucible; your abundance will flow forth from it. The nutrition of the plains furnishes the nourishment of men.

4.ready to melt in the crucible of her ire a little more gold plating from the wrought-steel chains of matrimony.

5.After been used for 3 - 4 months, the crucible had serious crack at the joint of the bottom and side closing to the outer flame.使3~4

6.Writing on his blog at markselby. info, Selby said: "The Crucible is the home of snooker, with all those years of tradition. ":“。”

7.It may be that we shall see Him only when the trial is passing; but we must dare to believe that He never leaves the crucible.

8.A few simple musical phrases, slowly rising and then descending, with a purity of heart altogether rare in this vast crucible of a city.

9.Germans and Frenchmen, Irishmen and Englishmen, Jews and Russians - into the Crucible with you all! God is making the American.-

10.Graphite crucible is a typical example of carbon composites and is one of absolutely necessary tools for modern coloured metallurgy.