单词

radioactive

读音

ˌreɪdioʊˈæktɪv

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词根

\-Radio- 是词根，源自拉丁词 "radius"，意为“射线”。-Active- 源自拉丁词 "activus"，意为“活跃的”。所以，"radioactive" 从词根上理解，意为“发出射线的”，即放射性的。

释义

adj. [核] 放射性的；有辐射的

例句

Radioactive water had seeped into underground reservoirs.

放射性水已渗入了地下蓄水池。

The waste is safely locked away until it is no longer radioactive.

废料被安全地封存，直到其不再有辐射。

They were exposed to radioactive fallout during nuclear weapons tests.

他们在核武器试验过程中暴露于放射性核辐射。

强化记忆

为了帮助你记住这个词，你可以将它分成两部分来记忆：-Radio- 和 -Active-，并联系其单词词根，“发出射线的、活跃的”。"Radioactive" 这个词是在放射性的发现与研究中被创造出来的。在19世纪末，玛丽·居里夫妇发现了放射性这一物理现象，并因此获得了1903年的诺贝尔物理奖。

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