specks

英 [spɛks]

美 [spɛks]

n.  小点; 污点
speck的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 污点;痕迹;斑点;小块
  Aspeckis a very small stain, mark, or shape.
  1. ...a speck of blood.
     一点血迹
• N-COUNT (粉末状物质的)微粒
  Aspeckis a very small piece of a powdery substance.
  1. Billy leaned forward and brushed a speck of dust off his shoes.
     比利俯身擦掉了鞋子上的一丝灰尘。

双语例句

• Now this machine gives us such high resolution that we can see very small specks of calcium.
  现在这台机器可以呈现很高的分辨率，我们可以看见非常小的钙微粒。
• Minutes later Brown spotted two specks in the ocean.
  几分钟后布朗发现海洋中有两个小点。
• Still a little shaky, with black specks.
  仍觉有点头晕，身上起了黑点。
• From five thousand feet the fishing boats were specks in the flat blue water, Breakfast Flock was a faint cloud of dust motes, circling.
  从五千英尺高空俯瞰，平静的蓝色海面上的渔船成了一个个小点。进早餐的鸥群像是一团稀薄的尘土，在慢慢地浮动。
• If your raw material tests clean, then you're making specks somewhere in your process.
  如果你的原材料是干净的，那么你就是在加工中制造了黑点。
• Suddenly we saw lots of specks running off Sapper hill.
  突然我们看到许多小黑点，从萨珀山跑走了。
• In two dimensions, without depth perception, it was hard to tell what happened to the shrinking specks in the frames.
  在没有深度的二维画面里，很难观察到逐渐缩小的两个点到底遭遇到了什么。
• But space is so great that the stars seem to us to be mere specks in the sky.
  但是太空如此的广阔，对于我们，星星看起来仅仅是天空中的斑点。
• Herds of grazing cattle can be seen as tiny specks on the vast, green landscape.
  一群放牧的畜群可以看见很小的斑点在广阔的，绿色的景色。
• Millions of tiny specks fall invisibly every second.
  每分钟有千百万颗微粒不为人觉察地掉下来。