particle
US /ˈpɑrtɪkəl/
・UK /ˈpɑ:tɪkl/
B1 中級英檢高級
n.名詞小品詞
You should use a particle verb to show where an action is happening
n.名詞極少量
This atomic particle is too small to see with your eyes
n.名詞粒子 (物理學)
The physics student is studying subatomic particles.
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布萊恩·考克斯談論 CERN 的超級對撞機！(中英雙字幕) (Brian Cox 談歐洲核子研究組織的超級對撞機 (中英雙字幕))
- Well, particle physicists are nothing if not ambitious.
一百萬分之一秒內的情形 less than a billionth of a second after the universe began --
- And the aim of particle physics is to understand what everything's made of and how everything sticks together.
也就是在偵測器內 一秒鐘發生 up to 600 million times a second
十大顛覆想像的科學成就！😲 — TopTenzNet (Top 10 Mind Blowing Scientific Achievements — TopTenzNet)
- Its abilities come from the fact that it's an incredibly dense and heavy particle.
和玻璃以及特定種類的塑膠上。公司行號們以開始迅速注意到
- the fact that it’s an incredibly dense and heavy particle. Not only can you inhale it
它是種難以想像的重且高密度的粒子。你不僅能夠把它吸入肺中
什麼不是隨機的？ (What is NOT Random?)
- Well, you would be the intelligence envisioned by Laplace, who thought if you could really figure out where everything is and how fast it's moving, you would know the entire future of the universe because you know how every particle interacts with every other particle.
那麼，你就是拉普拉斯設想的全知者，只要你真的可以
- of the universe, because you know how every particle interacts with every other particle.
因為你知道每一個粒子是如何和其他粒子互動 (皮爾．西蒙．拉普拉斯：在那個全知者的眼中，未來和過去一樣都被完整呈現)