neutralize
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British pronunciation
/njˈuːtɹəlˌaɪz/
neutralise

“neutralize”的英语定义和含义

to neutralize
01

中和, 抵消

to take action to counter the effects of something
Transitive: to neutralize something undesirable
to neutralize definition and meaning
example
例子
Environmental agencies are collaborating to neutralize the impact of industrial waste on local water sources.
环保机构正在合作中和工业废物对当地水源的影响。
02

中立化, 宣布中立

to officially declare or establish a territory, nation, or group as neutral, ensuring it remains uninvolved and protected during a conflict
Transitive: to neutralize a region
example
例子
The peace agreement was signed to neutralize the territory and prevent any military occupation.
和平协议的签署是为了中立化该领土并防止任何军事占领。
03

中和, 使中性

to make an acidic or alkaline substance neutral by adding a substance that cancels out its pH level
Transitive: to neutralize an acidic or alkaline substance
example
例子
To neutralize the acidic soil, they added lime to balance the pH levels.
为了中和酸性土壤,他们添加了石灰以平衡pH值。
04

中和, 拆除

to deactivate or render harmless a bomb or similar weapon by disarming or defusing it
Transitive: to neutralize a bomb or similar weapon
example
例子
The technician carefully neutralized the bomb by cutting the right wires.
技术员通过切断正确的电线小心地拆除了炸弹。
05

中和, 消除

to eliminate a threat by killing or incapacitating someone who poses danger
Transitive: to neutralize sb
example
例子
The police officer was forced to neutralize the armed suspect to prevent further violence.
警察被迫制服武装嫌疑人以防止进一步的暴力。
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