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| /ɪkˈsperɪmənt/ |
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| 1 | C a scientific test to find out what happens to someone or something in particular conditions 实验 |
| Experiments show that many plants tolerate a wide range of light conditions. 实验表明很多植物能够忍受很宽范围强度的光照条件。 |
| laboratory experiments using electric shocks 使用电击的实验室实验 |
| +on/with a series of experiments on animals 一系列动物实验 |
| do/carry out/conduct/perform an experiment Researchers now need to conduct further experiments. 研究人员现在需要进行进一步的实验。 |
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| 2 | C an occasion when you test a new idea , method , or activity to find out what the result will be 试验；尝试 |
| Let’ s try an experiment – we’ ll only use the Internet at weekends. 我们来做一个尝试，只在周末使用因特网。 |
| +in an experiment in tax reform 税收改革试验 |
| | 2a | U the process of testing various ideas, methods, or activities to see what effect they have （对主意、方法、活动的）试验 | | Experiment is necessary to find a treatment that suits you. 要找出适合你的治疗方法得靠试验才行。 | |
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