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基本解釋

Particles of wet flour cohered to form a paste.
濕面粉的顆粒粘在一起形成一個面團(tuán)。
They cannibalized three aircraft carriers and a number of warships to form a task force.
他們抽調(diào)了三艘航空母艦和一些戰(zhàn)艦組成一支特遣部隊。
The question of life in these situations never came up, it was impossible for any stable elements or compounds to form.
在這些情況下，關(guān)于生命的問題根本無從談起，任何穩(wěn)定的元素或化合物都不可能形成。

These pictures show young readers what led Darwin to form his great discovery: the evolution of species through natural selection.
If we take hydrogen peroxide in the liquid state, it can break down to form water and oxygen.
如果我們有一些液態(tài)的過氧化氫，它會分解成水和氧氣。
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Methane, there are certainly some solid bonds there, but breaking those to form CO2 and water, well it's worth it, right, energetically.
酒精中的確含有很強(qiáng)的化學(xué)鍵，但是打斷這些化學(xué)鍵然后生成二氧化碳和水，從能量上來看是值得的。
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