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深海
1、fathoming the ocean───探测海洋
2、the ocean───大海 (The Ocean);海洋
3、n the deep───深渊
4、overlooking the ocean───俯瞰大海
5、by the ocean───靠海;海边
6、ocean───n. (Ocean)(罗)奥切安(人名);n.海洋;大量
7、ocean deep───深海;[地理]海渊
8、on the ocean───在海洋上
9、the deep───[电影]深深深
1、The deep ocean floor was once thought to be a biological wasteland, bereft of the light and nutrients needed to sustain life.───深深的海底曾被认为是一个生物的荒地,需要没有光线和营养物质来维持生命。
2、This means they could be vitally important, like arteries providing life to the deep ocean.───这意味着他们是极其重要的,就像动脉一样给深海输送着生命。
3、Some of these animals that live in the deep ocean only feed once or twice a year.───有些生活在深海的生物每年只进食一两次。这里不像有四处游荡的鲑鱼或高速飞过的金枪鱼的地方。
4、Except for the very longest waves most waves move through the deep ocean without experiencing any effects of the bottom .───除了最长的波,大部分在深海中传播时并不受到海底的任何影响。
5、"Very thick" marine muds, he said, were laid down in the deep ocean, trapping the creatures' bodies below the influence of storms.───“很厚的”海洋泥,他说,奠定了在深海下,捕捉低于风暴影响动物的尸体。
6、So there's a language of light in the deep ocean, and we're just beginning to understand it.───在深海有一种光的语言,而我们才刚刚开始了解它。
7、While many species harvested for seafood come from near shore waters, others can be found in the deep ocean.───虽然众多海产品种类都大量产于近海水体,但其它一些则能在深海海域找到。
8、In the deep ocean near Newfoundland, years of silt slowly Titanic's wreckage buried, as in burying a never healing wound.───在纽芬兰附近的大洋深处,岁月的淤泥缓慢地掩埋着泰坦尼克号的残骸,就像在掩埋一个永远无法愈合的伤口。
9、The crabs are moving from the deep ocean, up the continental slope to the shallower shelf areas.───蟹类正在从深海沿大路斜坡向着较浅的DaLu架区域移动。
1、In the abyssal murk of the deep ocean floor, miles below the surface, no light penetrates.
2、The crabs are moving from the deep ocean, up the continental slope to the shallower shelf areas.
3、The deepest part of the deep ocean is totally black, without light.
4、It's a checkup for the deep ocean, says Knap.
5、Once upon a time, Triton had been a gigantic deity, ruling the deep ocean of the unknown.
6、The deep ocean is the largest ecosystem on our planet, so we need to understand its patterns of life, says Dr Copley.