nitrogen
nitrogen — 名詞
1. a gas that makes up the largest part of the air around Earth and is an important
氮;氮氣
一種無色無味的氣體,佔空氣的大部分
a gas that makes up the largest part of the air around Earth and is an important building block of all living plants and animals; it has no colour, taste, or smell.
Farmers add nitrogen to the soil to help their crops grow better each season.
農夫在土壤中添加氮,幫助作物在每個季節長得更好。
collocation: add nitrogen to the soil
The air we breathe contains about 78 percent nitrogen and 21 percent oxygen.
我們呼吸的空氣中約有 78% 是氮,21% 是氧。
collocation: nitrogen + oxygen / 78 percent of air
When Emily's science class tested the gas, they found it was mostly nitrogen.
Emily 的自然課在測試氣體時,發現其主要成分是氮。
Liquid nitrogen is cold enough to freeze food very quickly during shipping.
液態氮的溫度很低,可以在運送過程中快速冷凍食物。
Plants need nitrogen from the soil to make the proteins they require to grow.
植物需要從土壤中吸收氮,才能製造生長所需的蛋白質。
- N
chemical symbol used on the periodic table and in formulas; not used in ordinary speech or writing
文法句型
uncountable: nitrogen + verb (singular)
用法筆記
Nitrogen is an uncountable noun — you cannot say 'a nitrogen' or 'many nitrogens'. It is typically used in scientific, agricultural, or environmental contexts rather than in everyday conversation about air.