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n.（数量的）激增，剧增；（细胞、组织、有机体的）繁殖，增生；大量
1、cell proliferation───[细胞]细胞增殖，细胞增生
1、In recent years, due primarily to the proliferation of computers, dynamical systems has once more turned to its roots in applications.───在，这主要是由于计算机的普及，近年来，动力XiTong，再次转向了应用的根源。
2、Scientists still don't know what triggers the proliferation of neurons in unilateral megalencephaly.───科学家仍然不知道是什么触发了单侧巨脑畸形神经元的增殖。
3、In effect, the usual constraints that tightly control cellular proliferation and identity seem to have been lifted from cancer cells.───事实上，癌细胞已经摆脱了原本应该严密控制细胞身份和繁殖所受的规范。
4、It remains to be seen whether tackling proliferation is something the world's big powers are ready to put ahead of their own rivalries.───世界上这几个大国是不是准备把防止扩散置于它们之间的角逐之上，这个问题仍然有待观察。
5、Both countries are signatories to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.───两个国家都是《防止核扩散条约》的签约国。
6、We also found that small starch granules seems to have the indication of it's proliferation.───小淀粉粒在发育的过程中似乎也有自身增殖的迹象。
7、Obama said he had no interest in papering over differences with Russia, but said addressing nuclear proliferation was a good place to start.───他表示他无意掩盖美俄之间的分歧，但处理核扩散问题并不失为一个好开端。
8、One awful consequence of the long conflict has been a proliferation of landmines, frequently maiming villagers.───长期的冲突所造成的可怕危害之一就是遍布的地雷，经常会伤及村民。
9、proliferation has returned to centre stage in international affairs.───核扩散又成了国际事务中的中心议题。