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n.[材]纤维；[植]须根（fibre的复数）
1、fibrose───形成纤维性组织
2、fires───n.[安全]火灾，点火；[军]火力
3、fibre───n.纤维；纤维制品
4、fibrils───n.[生物][纺]小纤维，[生物]原纤维
5、fibrates───原纤
6、fibred───纤维状的
7、fibered───adj.有纤维的；纤维质的
8、fibroses───形成纤维性组织
9、fieres───公平的
1、The Company, which relies extensively on synthetic fibres in its product line, has responded positively to this drive.───那些在工业生产线中主要依靠人造纤维的公司，已经用积极的姿态回应了这次的教训。
2、The present invention relates to a process for the production of mineral fibres and to an apparatus which can be used in such a process.───本发明涉及一种生产矿物纤维的方法以及能用于该方法中的设备。
3、Scientists have found quite recently that the corpus callosum in women is always larger and probably richer in nerve fibres than it is in men.───科学家最近发现，女性的胼胝体总是比男性更大，神经纤维可能也更丰富。
4、They found that wearing a pair of shoes shortened fibres in their calve muscles as the heel of the foot was elevated.───他们发现穿着一双根部很高的鞋会缩短他们小腿肌肉中的纤维。
5、Researchers have been able to produce cotton fibres capable of detecting blood and of signalling its presence electrically.───研究者们已经制造出可以检测出血并且将现有状况的具体信息用电来发送的棉纤维。
6、If you look at the paper under a microscope you will see the fibres.───如果你在显微镜下观察这张纸，你就会看到纤维。
7、Over a period of two or three weeks, these fibres meld together to form thin, wet sheets of cellulose that toughen as they are dried out.───经过2~3个星期，这些纤维素细丝相互形成薄薄的潮湿的一层纤维素垫子，当它们干燥的视乎就会变得非常坚韧。
8、And once the fibres can be made small enough to be woven into clothing, they could also function as a wearable microphone.───当这种纤维有朝一日能进一步“细化”可以被织进衣服时，它们就成了可以穿的麦克风啦！
9、In her first book she explained the role of vegetable fibres, vitamins, minerals, and other essential nutrients.───在她第一本书中，她解释了植物纤维、维生素、矿物质和其他重要营养物质的作用。
1、All the fibres are natural.
2、She made out thick bundles of fibres.
3、These optical fibres may be used for new sorts of telephony.
4、Scoop out the pumpkin's stringy fibres.
5、Wear underwear that is made from natural fibres.
6、Natural fibres such as cotton tend to be cooler.
7、It can be blended with other fibres too.
8、The fibres are woven into fabric.
9、Mechanical filters draw air through flat, coarse fibres.