Definition of dissolvent in English:

dissolvent

noun dɪˈzɒlv(ə)ntdəˈzɑlvənt

A substance that dissolves something else.
溶剂，溶媒
the experience of death could strengthen family ties, rather than act as a dissolvent
死亡的体验可以增强而不是瓦解家庭关系。
Example sentencesExamples
- His brother works with some toxic dissolvent as a part of his work. What he does we still don't know.
- Our business, academic, and media elites, says Kurth, are united in their devotion to global consciousness, transnationalism, multiculturalism, and other dissolvents of American identity.
- Nitroglycerine and TNT could be thought of as good dissolvents, but those chemicals have some undesirable collateral properties.
- Soluble polymers that become fluid in a special dissolvent can be used in a printing process as electronic ink.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin dissolvent- 'dissolving', from the verb dissolvere (see dissolve).

Definition of dissolvent in US English:

dissolvent

noundəˈzɑlvəntdəˈzälvənt

A substance that dissolves something else.
溶剂，溶媒
the experience of death could strengthen family ties, rather than act as a dissolvent
死亡的体验可以增强而不是瓦解家庭关系。
Example sentencesExamples
- Nitroglycerine and TNT could be thought of as good dissolvents, but those chemicals have some undesirable collateral properties.
- His brother works with some toxic dissolvent as a part of his work. What he does we still don't know.
- Our business, academic, and media elites, says Kurth, are united in their devotion to global consciousness, transnationalism, multiculturalism, and other dissolvents of American identity.
- Soluble polymers that become fluid in a special dissolvent can be used in a printing process as electronic ink.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin dissolvent- ‘dissolving’, from the verb dissolvere (see dissolve).

单词	dissolvent
释义	Definition of dissolvent in English: dissolvent noun dɪˈzɒlv(ə)ntdəˈzɑlvənt A substance that dissolves something else. 溶剂，溶媒 the experience of death could strengthen family ties, rather than act as a dissolvent 死亡的体验可以增强而不是瓦解家庭关系。 Example sentencesExamples His brother works with some toxic dissolvent as a part of his work. What he does we still don't know. Our business, academic, and media elites, says Kurth, are united in their devotion to global consciousness, transnationalism, multiculturalism, and other dissolvents of American identity. Nitroglycerine and TNT could be thought of as good dissolvents, but those chemicals have some undesirable collateral properties. Soluble polymers that become fluid in a special dissolvent can be used in a printing process as electronic ink. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin dissolvent- 'dissolving', from the verb dissolvere (see dissolve). Definition of dissolvent in US English: dissolvent noundəˈzɑlvəntdəˈzälvənt A substance that dissolves something else. 溶剂，溶媒 the experience of death could strengthen family ties, rather than act as a dissolvent 死亡的体验可以增强而不是瓦解家庭关系。 Example sentencesExamples Nitroglycerine and TNT could be thought of as good dissolvents, but those chemicals have some undesirable collateral properties. His brother works with some toxic dissolvent as a part of his work. What he does we still don't know. Our business, academic, and media elites, says Kurth, are united in their devotion to global consciousness, transnationalism, multiculturalism, and other dissolvents of American identity. Soluble polymers that become fluid in a special dissolvent can be used in a printing process as electronic ink. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin dissolvent- ‘dissolving’, from the verb dissolvere (see dissolve).
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