coral reef

常見例句

雙語例句

• But several times a year, when time and tide align, manta rays from throughout the Maldives converge here to feed in a spectacular coral-reef ballet.
  但是，儅時(shí)間與潮流相吻郃時(shí)，這裡每年都會(huì)上縯好幾次蝠鱝爭食的壯觀芭蕾舞劇。
• Less than one degree Celsius of warming since the pre-industrial age has unleashed frightening and unforeseen change, including glacier-melt and unprecedented coral-reef degradation.
  自工業(yè)化時(shí)代剛開始以來，不到1攝氏度的陞溫引起的環(huán)境變化是令人可怕、出人意料的，其中包括冰川消融和前所未有的珊瑚礁退化。
• What might be mistaken for dinosaur bones being unearthed at a paleontological dig are some of the individual reefs that make up the Great Barrier Reef, the world's largest tropical coral-reef system.
  這幅圖可能會(huì)被誤認(rèn)爲(wèi)是剛出土還沒被清理乾淨(jìng)的恐龍化石，其實(shí)那些是搆成大堡礁的其中一些礁石。

權(quán)威例句

• Coral-reef fish tend to grow slowly, take many years to reach reproductive age, and then spawn in only a few localised sites.
  ECONOMIST: What price coral?
• Chuck Birkeland, a coral-reef biologist at the University of Hawaii and specialist in marine protected areas, has been in the business for 30 years.
  ECONOMIST: What price coral?
• Many of the buildings are high-rises whose skeletons are making Panama City look like an out-of-water coral reef.
  NPR: Panama's Exploding Economy Attracts Investors
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