neutralise

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美

网络  中和; 抵消; 中性灰处理器

过去分词：neutralised　现在分词：neutralising　第三人称单数：neutralises　过去式：neutralised　复数：neutralises　

BNC.14998

英英释义

verb

• make chemically neutral
  1. She neutralized the solution
  Synonym:neutralize
• make ineffective by counterbalancing the effect of
  1. Her optimism neutralizes his gloom
  2. This action will negate the effect of my efforts
  Synonym:neutralizenullifynegate
• make incapable of military action
  Synonym:neutralize
• get rid of (someone who may be a threat) by killing
  1. The mafia liquidated the informer
  2. the double agent was neutralized
  Synonym:neutralizeliquidatewasteknock offdo in

双语例句

• Antioxidants – found in all fruit, vegetables, herbs and seeds in varying levels – are important because they neutralise molecules called free radicals.
  抗氧化剂不同程度的存在于水果、蔬菜、草药和植物种子中，其对于健康非常重要，因为它能消除加快老化的自由基。
• Antioxidants neutralise free radicals before they can cause harm.
  抗氧化剂在自由基损伤细胞前就将其消灭。
• In the UK, water is made safe by various cleaning processes to neutralise it, then disinfected with chlorine, and it may have fluoride added to it.
  在英国，水经过多道净化流程变得安全，随后经过氯消毒，可能还会添加氟化物。
• The party is likely to run on a "social justice" ticket of higher benefits and a universal minimum wage in an effort to neutralise the fast-growing Left Party.
  该党可能通过提高福利、实行普遍最低工资，打出“社会公平”（socialjustice）牌，以使这个快速发展的左翼党中性化。
• In short, significantly lower prices over the medium to long term will directly neutralise what Saudi Arabia perceives as the destructive geopolitical actions of these countries in the Middle East.
  简言之，油价在中长期内大幅下跌，将直接瓦解沙特眼中这些国家在中东地区展开的破坏性地缘政治行动。
• Larger fiscal deficits will not neutralise the impact of these factors.
  提高财政赤字并不能抵消这些因素的影响。
• Moreover, in a practical sense, any rise in bond yields threatens to neutralise some if not all of the reflationary impact of the rate-cutting efforts by central banks.
  此外，在实际意义上，债券收益率的任何提高，都有可能部分（如果不是全部）抵消各国央行降息努力的通货再膨胀效应。
• The index in which JPMorgan is believed to have had a large position initially rose on the news of its losing position, an indication the losses could be higher than the bank reported ( the bank is thought to have moved to neutralise its positions).
  据信摩根大通大量持有某指数的头寸，在其头寸减少的消息传出后，该指数最初上涨了，显示实际的损失可能超过该行报告的数字（人们认为该行进行了平仓）。
• You can see why such a trade-off might be tempting to some in Washington: it would take Iran off the table during the campaign and neutralise any electoral advantage accruing to the more hawkish Mr Romney.
  可以看出为何此类交易对华盛顿的某些人具有吸引力：它将使得美国在大选期间不用考虑伊朗，并抵消罗姆尼因立场更为强硬而获得的竞选优势。
• Central banks have in recent years struggled to neutralise the impact of portfolio inflows on the local money supply, adopting a strategy known as sterilisation.
  近年来，各国央行一直努力要将流入资金对本币供应的影响中性化，它们采取了一种名为冲销的策略。