青年中文radiation的意思
radiation中文翻譯：
n.輻射；放射物
eradiation───n.發射
radiations───n.輻射；放射物
radication───n.[數]開方；生根
X-radiation───X輻射
irradiation───n.照射；發光，放射
radiational───放射的；輻射的
reradiation───n.[物]再輻射
mediation───n.調解；仲裁；調停
radiating───v.發射（光、熱等能量）；（使品質或情感）流露；（使熱、光、能量）輻射；呈輻射狀發出；（動物或植物群）輻射形進化（radiate的現在分詞）；adj.自（某點）輻射出的
Their cancers are not so clearly tied to radiation exposure.───他們的癌癥與接觸輻射并沒有太明顯的聯系。
Ozone is the earth's barrier against ultra-violet radiation.───臭氧是地球防止紫外線輻射的屏障。
The sun's radiation penetrates the skin.───太陽的輻射能透進皮膚。
A layer of rock just a few microns thick blocks UV, but adding more shielding actually increases the dose of other types of radiation.───一層只有數微米厚的巖石，就可以阻擋紫外線，但是添加更多遮蔽，反而會增加其他種類輻射的劑量。
French nuclear safety agency said the explosion did not lead to nuclear radiation leakage.───法國核安全機構稱，爆炸未導致核輻射泄漏發生。
Measured in watts per kilogram of tissue, it reveals how much radiation parts of the body are exposed to during use of a mobile device.───單位是瓦特每公斤體重，揭示了使用手機設備的過程中身體部分暴露于多大的輻射當中。
Ultimately, the scan taken on the boy's brain may have exposed him to unsafe levels of radiation, which build up in the body with each scan.───結果，對孩子大腦的掃描可能已經把孩子置于非安全的輻射水平之中了。隨著每次掃描的實施，這種輻射在體內積累起來。
Overall, women who did not complete radiation had a slightly higher risk of cancer recurrence over the next 5 years.───總的來說，沒有完成規定放療的婦女5年后有較高的癌癥復發的可能性。
Here's a bit of basic science to help explain the science and health effects of radiation.───此處有一些基礎的科學知識來解釋關于輻射的知識和輻射對健康的影響。
Her hair started falling out as a result of radiation treatment.
The radiation can damage microprocessors and computer memories(sentencedict.com), causing them to malfunction.
They suffer from health problems and fear the long term effects of radiation.
His treatment was a combination of surgery, radiation and drugs.
The sun, a lamp, or an electric heater all warm us by radiation.
Radiation reached unheard-of levels.
Radiation may damage cells in a way that was previously unforeseen.
An accident at the power station could result in large amounts of radiation being released.
Patients receive high doses of radiation during cancer treatment.