quenching
n. 淬火,熄
v. 解(渴)( quench的现在分词 ); 终止(某事物); (用水)扑灭(火焰等); 将(热物体)放入水中急速冷却
If someone who is thirsty quenches their thirst, they lose their thirst by having a drink.
He stopped to quench his thirst at a stream.
他停了下来,在小溪边饮水止渴。
1. the act of extinguishing; causing to stop burning;
This loss, termed quenching , may arise in two ways.
此种损失称为淬火, 呈两个方面.
Quenching agents could be particularly effective in combination with ultraviolet absorbers.
猝灭剂与紫外线吸收剂并用时效果更为突出.
To respond to quenching, the carbon content must be about 0.30 % or more.
为了适应淬火, 含碳量必须约为0.30%或更多.
There are nevertheless some advantages in using a quenching circuit even with a self - quenching counter.
尽管如此,即使在使用自猝灭计数器时,配合使用猝灭线路还是有一些好处的.
The quenching constants and thermodynamic parameters at different temperatures were calculated.
计算了不同温度下的猝灭常数和热力学参数.