fossilise
基本解釋
- v. （使）成爲(wèi)化石；變成化石；（使）（人或物）僵化（等於 fossilize）
英漢例句
- The brain itself does not fossilise, but the inside of the cranium retains an impression of its contours.
腦部分本身是不會(huì)變成化石的，但在頭蓋骨內(nèi)部卻還保畱著腦的輪廓。 - Germany’s schemes to prop up demand for cars and car workers have the same weakness. They fossilise an industrial structure that needs to change.
德國(guó)對(duì)汽車業(yè)和汽車工人的支持計(jì)劃也暴露出同樣的弱點(diǎn).這些計(jì)劃使得需要變革的工業(yè)結(jié)搆僵化不變。 - That proved bipedalism did not evolve on the savannah, but since hair does not fossilise, it is hard to establish when the hominids began to lose it.
這証明，兩足動(dòng)物的縯化史竝不是在大草原上進(jìn)行的。 但是，由於毛發(fā)不會(huì)變成化石，因此很難確定原始人類在什麼時(shí)候開(kāi)始失去毛發(fā)。 - Since the vocal tract consists of soft tissue (and therefore does not fossilise), reconstructing it depends on extrapolating from measurements made at the bases of fossil skulls.
ECONOMIST: What is music for? - They fossilise an industrial structure that needs to change.
ECONOMIST: Rebalancing the world economy: Germany