silo

英 ['sa?l??] 美['sa?lo]

TEM8擴(kuò)展詞匯

復(fù)數(shù):?silos;

1. 諧音“塞窿、石窿”-------塞東西的窟窿。

silo 地窖，青貯窖，核武器發(fā)射井

來自西班牙語 silo,地窖，來自拉丁語 sirus,地窖，來自希臘語 siros,地窖，谷物存放窖。后用于指存放草料的窖，核武器發(fā)射井等。

silo (n.): 1835, from Spanish silo, traditionally derived from Latin sirum (nominative sirus), from Greek siros "a pit to keep corn in." "The change from r to l in Spanish is abnormal and Greek siros was a rare foreign term peculiar to regions of Asia Minor and not likely to emerge in Castilian Spain" [Barnhart]. Alternatively, the Spanish word is from a pre-Roman Iberian language word represented by Basque zilo, zulo "dugout, cave or shelter for keeping grain." Meaning "underground housing and launch tube for a guided missile" is attested from 1958.

1. Silo usually have individual capacities of 1000 to 2000 tons.: 豎倉單個的容量通常是1000到2000噸.

2. These missiles are not sitting in on easily targeted, fixed silo.: 這些導(dǎo)彈不是座落在容易瞄準(zhǔn)的固定的發(fā)射井里.

3. Crystals from the centrifuge are dried and then conveyed to the storage silo or bagging equipment.: 離心分離出來的結(jié)晶經(jīng)過干燥,然后輸送到簡倉或裝袋設(shè)備.

4. Too much heavy labour was involved in getting material in and out of the silo.: 將青貯飼料從貯倉中搬出或搬進(jìn)需要耗費(fèi)大量的勞動.

5. The paper made a comparison between bulk silo and RC silo.: 對貯存散料鋼筒倉與鋼筋混凝土筒倉的設(shè)計進(jìn)行了對比.