seawater
seawater — 名詞
1. the salty water that fills the oceans and seas covering most of the Earth's surf
海水
海洋中帶有鹽分的水
the salty water that fills the oceans and seas covering most of the Earth's surface
Emre took a sample of seawater from the bay for his science project.
Emre 從海灣取了一些海水樣本,作為他的科學專題作品。
collocation: take a sample of seawater
The desalination plant removes the salt from seawater to make drinking water.
海水淡化廠把海水中的鹽分去除,製成飲用水。
collocation: remove salt from seawater
Seawater contains minerals like magnesium and calcium that are good for the body.
海水含有鎂和鈣等礦物質,對身體有益。
Sirin wiped the seawater off her face after the wave splashed over the boat.
海浪打在船上後,Sirin 把臉上的海水擦掉。
Seawater levels are rising along the coast, flooding low-lying homes during storms.
沿海地區的海平面正在上升,暴風雨時會淹沒低窪住宅。
- salt water
broader term; includes any water containing dissolved salt, not just ocean water
- brine
much more concentrated salt solution, either natural (salt lakes) or artificial; not the same as typical seawater
- sea water
alternative spelling of seawater, less common in modern usage
- fresh water
water with very low salt content, found in rivers and lakes
文法句型
seawater + verb (as subject: Seawater contains …)
modifier: seawater + noun (seawater temperature, seawater levels)
用法筆記
Seawater is an uncountable noun and is never used with 'a' or in the plural form ('a seawater', 'seawaters'). It commonly appears as a modifier before other nouns, as in 'seawater temperature' or 'seawater intrusion'.