quarries

英 [ˈkwɒriz]

美 [ˈkwɑːriz]

n.  采石场; 被追猎的动物(或人); 追捕的对象; 猎物
v.  从(采石场)采(石等)
quarry的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 采石场;露天矿场
  Aquarryis an area that is dug out from a piece of land or the side of a mountain in order to get stone or minerals.
  1. ...an old limestone quarry.
     废旧的石灰岩采石场
• VERB 开采(石料或矿产);在…开采
  When stone or mineralsare quarriedor when an areais quarriedfor them, they are removed from the area by digging, drilling, or using explosives.
  1. The large limestone caves are also quarried for cement.
     同时还在这些大石灰岩洞里开采水泥原料。
  2. ...locally quarried stone.
     当地采掘的石头
• 追捕的对象；猎物
  A person's or animal'squarryis the person or animal that they are hunting.

双语例句

• Effects of Olivines from Different Quarries on the Steam Reforming of Benzene
  不同矿源橄榄石对催化苯水蒸气重整的影响
• There are seven quarries with down excavated stones. The quarry contained about 14 x 10 m.
  其间有七家采石厂以下挖式进行石材开采，遗留采石坑占地近14×10~4m~2。
• With the economic development, local ecosystem is deteriorating with the abandoned mining quarries.
  我国作为发展中国家，随着经济建设的高速发展，采石、矿场大量废弃，导致局部生态环境恶化。
• It is in contrast with many other quarries throughout the world where cold winters delay and in some cases completely stop their production for long periods of time.
  这让我们与其他世界各地的采石场占有优势，有些采石场因为冬天天气等因素的影响造成生产的拖延甚至长时间停止生产。
• They hewed out the stones for the building from nearby quarries.
  他们从邻近的采石场开凿出石头供建造那栋房子用。
• Snow-capped mountains loom in the distance while smaller hills tumble down towards the town, criss-crossed by paths and nibbled away by quarries at their bases.
  在远处的皑皑雪峰隐约出现之时，规模较小的群山则向古城倒来。丽江城内，阡陌纵横，但底部正受采石厂蚕食。
• Quarries reforestation is an important part of Guangzhou's project of turning the city into one with "green hills and land, blue sky and clear waters".
  采石场整治复绿工作是广州市“青山绿地、蓝天碧水”工程的重要组成部分。
• Accompanied by socio-economic development of quarries in China after being mined in a number of environmental and social issues.
  伴随着社会的经济发展，我国采石场在被开采后出现了许多环境与社会问题。
• Study on the Rapid Vegetation Restoration of Abandoned Quarries
  废弃采石场植被快速恢复研究
• Photographer Edward Burtynsky is renowned for his large-scale photographs of nature transformed by industry, producing beautiful but thought-provoking art from manufactured landscapes of quarries, factories, mines, and recycling dumps.
  摄影师艾华毕田斯基以创作大型摄影作品闻名。他擅于从石矿场、工厂、回收废物等人工风景取材，拍出一系列美丽而动人心魄的照片。