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ce·ment AHD[sĭ-mĕntʹ] D.J.[sɪˈment]K.K.[sɪˈmɛnt]n.（名词）- A building material made by grinding calcined limestone and clay to a fine powder, which can be mixed with water and poured to set as a solid mass or used as an ingredient in making mortar or concrete.水泥：通过把烧石灰和粘土研磨成细粉末做成的一种建筑用料，掺入水浇灌凝固成块或用来作制成灰浆或混凝土的成分
- Portland cement.波特兰水泥，普通水泥
- Concrete.混凝土
- A substance that hardens to act as an adhesive; glue.接合剂，接合胶：一种用作胶合材料胶接剂的物质；接合胶
- Something that serves to bind or unite:巩固物，联合物：起巩固或联合作用的事物："Custom was in early days the cement of society"(Walter Bagehot)“习俗是早期社会维系的纽带”(沃尔特·巴杰特)
- Geology A chemically precipitated substance that binds particles of clastic rocks.【地质学】 结合沉淀物：使碎屑岩的微料结合起来的一种化学沉淀物
- Dentistry A substance used for filling cavities or anchoring crowns, inlays, or other restorations.【牙科学】 黏固粉：一种用以填补齿洞，固定齿冠，镶嵌或作其他修补的物质
- Variant of cementum cementum的变体
v.（动词）ce.ment.ed, ce.ment.ing, ce.ments v.tr.（及物动词）- To bind with or as if with cement.粘结，胶合（象水泥一样）巩固
- To cover or coat with cement.铺或涂上水泥
v.intr.（不及物动词）- To become cemented.粘牢，胶牢
in cement - Firmly settled or determined; unalterable:坚定的，下定决心的；不可动摇的：The administration's position on taxes was set in cement despite the unfavorable public response.尽管公众舆论反对，政府在税收上的立场仍是坚如磐石
- Middle English 中古英语
- from Old French ciment 源自 古法语 ciment
- from Latin caementum [rough-cut stone] 源自 拉丁语 caementum [粗切的石头]
- from caedere [to cut] * see kaə-id- 源自 caedere [切] * 参见 kaə-id-
cementʹer n.（名词） |