soaking up

英

美

v. 吸取；吸收

双语例句

• The more ways a substance has of "soaking up" added energy.
  物质具有吸收所加入能量的其它方式。
• It has always made me feel healthier somehow, and from my mid teens until my early thirties I spent many a happy hour soaking up the sun's rays.
  它一直让我感觉健康不知何故，并从我十几岁，直到中旬我国30年代初我花了许多快乐时光吸收太阳光。
• A range of activities onboard will be available to keep you occupied should you not wish to spend your morning soaking up the sun on one of the top decks.
  今天我们驶往全球著名的米克诺斯岛。如果你不想仅呆在甲板上晒太阳的话，船上提供了一系列有意思的活动供你娱乐。
• The Europeans and Japanese have figured out a way to make towels with a honeycombed, highly textured weave. This "waffle weave" creates more surface area for soaking up water.
  欧洲人和日本人已想到一种方法，可以用一种织地细密、纹路呈蜂巢状的织法来做毛巾，这种“华夫格织法”创造了更多吸水空间。
• True, gold has some industrial and decorative utility, but the demand for these purposes is both limited and incapable of soaking up new production.
  的确，黄金有一些工业和装饰用途，但这些用途的需求有限，不足以消化新的产量。
• With the most common form of cancer skin cancer on the rise, it's hard not to fret about soaking up too much sun this season.
  皮肤癌是最常见的癌症之一，目前发病率正呈现上升趋势。在夏季人们总为吸收了太多阳光而感到困扰。
• Imagine giant fields filled with photovoltaic solar panels, soaking up rays.
  设想，一个巨大的场地上全是光电太阳能板在吸收光能。
• Natural forests act like giant sponges soaking up rain and gradually releasing it into streams, he said.
  天然林像巨大的海绵，吸收了雨水，逐渐释放到河流里，他说。
• He was like a sponge, erasing the past, soaking up the future.
  他象一块海绵，挤出过去，吸进未来。
• Soaking up all the last bits of what's left to hear and see.
  吸收最后能听或着能看到的东西。