sea levels的意思

sea levels中文翻譯：

[海洋]海平面

相似詞語短語

sea level───[海洋]海平面

sea eels───海鰻

sea-level───[海洋]海平面

base levels───基面；[計]基本級；[電子]基數電平

sea letters───海信

A levels───(英國大學入學考試的)甲級考試

A2 levels───A2級

AS levels───AS級別

O levels───普通程度；普通水平

雙語使用場景

Lowered sea levels exposed the shallow continental shelf beneath the Bering Sea.───下降了的海平面使白令海底的淺大陸架露了出來。

When temperatures rise, so do sea levels.───氣溫升高時，海平面也會上升。

Rising sea levels and flooding.───上升，洪水泛濫。

If either of these icesheets were to melt significantly, sea levels could rise by an order of metres (many feet), drowning coastal cities.───假如這兩個地區中任何一個的冰原出現明顯融化，海平面將會成米（許多英尺）上升，淹沒沿海城市。

If either of these ice sheets were to melt significantly, sea levels could rise by an order of meters (many feet), drowning coastal cities.───如果這兩大區域的冰川大量融化，海平面會大幅上升（許多英尺）并淹沒沿岸城市。

Greenland is the focus of many researchers trying to determine how much its melting ice may raise sea levels.───格陵蘭是許多研究人員們關注的一個地方，他們試圖確定有多少融冰可能使海平面提高。

These sheets sequester a great deal of water, causing sea levels to plunge and exposing the land bridge across the Bering Strait.───冰原消耗了大量的水分，海平面迅速下降，橫跨白令海峽的大陸橋浮出水面。

With just a mouse click on the computer, researchers can gauge how much land would be lost at various sea levels, and where.───只要用鼠標在電腦屏幕上一點，研究者就會估計海平面不同高度時消失的陸地面積和位置。

Sea levels would have risen at least 20 per cent faster since the 1950s, if no new reservoirs had been built.───如果沒有新建水庫，自上世紀50年代以來，海平面上升的速度本將至少加快20%。

英語使用場景

Lowered sea levels exposed the shallow continental shelf beneath the Bering Sea.

Erosion and rising sea levels are now posing a serious danger to the lowest-lying islands.

It seems that the effect of Pleistocene sea levels may, in fact, be evident on a more modest scale.

Ice-cap melting, rises in sea levels, flooding, cyclones and storms will be an inevitable consequence.

The immediate concern is that higher sea levels will allow storm surges to inundate coastal areas more frequently, according to several recent scientific and engineering studies.

This curve is an index of global sea levels compiled from oil exploration data by Exxon scientist P. R. Vail.

Kopp's team reconstructed the sea levels in the last interglacial period, around 125, 000 years ago.

Sea levels have risen and fallen with the coming and going of the ice ages as they have everywhere else.

Cycling in synchrony with the supercontinents and sea levels is the global climate.