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B2 noun #2,831 가장 일반적인 10분 분량

density

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설명 density in your Level:
At the A1 level, think of 'density' as a way to say how 'full' or 'crowded' something is. Imagine a small room with 100 people in it. That room is very crowded, or we can say it has a high density. If the same room has only 2 people, it has a low density. You might hear this word when talking about cities. Big cities like New York or London have many people in a small space, so they have a high population density. You can also think about hair. If someone has 'dense' hair, they have a lot of hair on their head. It is a simple way to describe how much of something is in one place. Don't worry about the math yet; just think of it as 'very packed' or 'not packed.'
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At the A2 level, 'density' starts to appear in basic science and descriptions of nature. You might learn that some things are 'dense' and heavy, like a rock, while others are 'light' and not dense, like a sponge. A sponge has many holes with air inside, so it is not dense. A rock is solid and has no holes, so it is dense. You can also use it to describe weather. For example, 'dense fog' is fog that is very thick and hard to see through. In a city, 'population density' tells us how many people live in one square kilometer. If you live in a place with high density, there are many buildings and many neighbors nearby.
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At the B1 level, you should understand 'density' as a relationship between size and weight. If two things are the same size but one is much heavier, the heavier one is more dense. This is why a small piece of metal might be heavier than a large piece of wood. In geography, you will use 'population density' to compare different countries or regions. You might also use 'density' to describe materials in daily life, like the density of a cake or the density of a forest. It is a useful word for describing how 'thick' or 'solid' something feels. You will also start to see the word 'densely' used as an adverb, as in 'a densely populated area.'
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At the B2 level, 'density' is a versatile noun used in scientific, social, and abstract contexts. You should be comfortable with the formula (Mass divided by Volume) and understand how density affects buoyancy—why things float or sink. In urban planning, you might discuss the pros and cons of 'high-density housing' versus 'urban sprawl.' You can also use 'density' to describe the complexity of information. A 'dense' article is one that has a lot of facts and difficult ideas packed into it. At this level, you should also be aware of specific terms like 'pixel density' in technology or 'bone density' in health. It is a word that helps you be more precise in your descriptions.
At the C1 level, you will use 'density' to discuss nuanced topics in academic and professional settings. In sociology, you might analyze the 'social density' of a community and how it affects human behavior. In literature, you might critique the 'thematic density' of a novel, referring to the many layers of meaning the author has included. You should be able to distinguish 'density' from related terms like 'viscosity,' 'concentration,' and 'opacity' with ease. You will also encounter 'density' in advanced science, such as 'electron density' in chemistry or 'probability density' in statistics. Your usage should reflect an understanding of density as a mathematical ratio and a metaphorical descriptor of complexity.
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At the C2 level, 'density' is a tool for sophisticated analysis across all disciplines. You might explore the 'ontological density' of a philosophical argument or the 'harmonic density' of a complex orchestral piece. In physics, you would discuss the extreme density of a neutron star or the 'energy density' of different fuel sources. You are expected to use the word with total precision, recognizing its implications in thermodynamics, demographics, and information theory. Whether you are discussing the 'urban density' of megacities or the 'semantic density' of poetic language, your use of the term should demonstrate a deep, multi-layered understanding of how matter, people, and ideas occupy space and time.
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density 30초 만에

  • Density measures how much mass is contained in a specific volume.
  • It is used in science (physics/chemistry) and geography (population).
  • A high density means something is tightly packed; low density means it is spread out.
  • Metaphorically, it can describe complex information or thick textures.

At its most fundamental level, density is a concept that describes the relationship between mass and volume. Imagine you have two boxes of the exact same size. One box is filled with feathers, and the other is filled with lead. Even though they take up the same amount of space, the box of lead is much heavier. This is because lead has a higher density than feathers; there is more 'stuff' or matter packed into the same volume. In scientific terms, density is calculated by dividing the mass of an object by its volume (D = m/V). However, the word extends far beyond the physics laboratory and is used in a variety of everyday contexts to describe how crowded, thick, or concentrated something is.

Physical Density
The amount of mass per unit of volume in a substance, such as the density of water or gold.
Population Density
The number of people living in a specific area, usually measured per square kilometer or mile.
Optical Density
The degree to which a refractive medium retards transmitted rays of light.

In urban planning, density is a critical metric. A high-density city like Tokyo or New York has many people living and working in a small geographic area, often necessitating skyscrapers and extensive public transit systems. Conversely, a low-density area might be a rural countryside where houses are miles apart. Understanding density helps planners decide where to build schools, hospitals, and roads. When we talk about the density of a forest, we are referring to how closely the trees are growing together. A dense forest is difficult to walk through because the trees and undergrowth are so tightly packed.

The density of the fog made it nearly impossible for the driver to see the road ahead.

Metaphorically, density can describe information or texture. A 'dense' book is one that contains a lot of complex information in a short space, requiring a lot of concentration to read. A 'dense' cake is heavy and solid, rather than light and airy. In computer science, we talk about data density, which refers to how much information can be stored on a physical medium like a hard drive or a microchip. As technology advances, we are able to achieve higher and higher data densities, allowing us to store thousands of movies on a device the size of a fingernail.

Scientists are studying the density of the new alloy to determine if it is light enough for aerospace engineering.

The population density of Monaco is the highest in the world, with over 19,000 people per square kilometer.

The bread had a wonderful density that made it perfect for thick sandwiches.

The density of the smoke in the room triggered the fire alarm immediately.

Material Science
Density determines whether an object will float or sink in a fluid.
Demographics
Used to analyze social trends and resource allocation in human populations.

Using the word density correctly requires understanding the context—whether you are speaking scientifically, socially, or descriptively. In scientific writing, it is almost always a measurable quantity. You would say, 'The density of aluminum is 2.70 g/cm³.' Here, it is a precise noun. When discussing geography or sociology, it is frequently paired with 'population.' For example, 'The government is trying to reduce the population density of the capital city by encouraging businesses to move to the suburbs.'

Adjective Form
The adjective form is 'dense.' Use this to describe things directly: 'a dense forest,' 'dense smoke,' 'a dense crowd.'
Verb Form
While 'densify' exists, it is mostly used in technical urban planning or material science contexts.
Adverb Form
'Densely' is very common, especially in the phrase 'densely populated.'

When describing textures, 'density' refers to the thickness or solidity of a substance. A chef might comment on the density of a sauce or a baker on the density of a loaf of sourdough. In these cases, it's a descriptive quality. In the world of fashion and beauty, you might hear about 'hair density,' which refers to how many individual hair strands there are per square inch of the scalp. This is different from hair thickness, which refers to the width of a single strand.

To calculate the density, you must first weigh the object and then measure its displacement in water.

In abstract contexts, such as literature or music, density refers to the amount of detail or complexity. A 'dense' musical score might have many different instruments playing complex, overlapping parts. A 'dense' philosophical text might have many layers of meaning packed into every sentence. When using the word this way, it often implies that the subject requires significant effort to fully grasp or process.

The urban density of the neighborhood has increased significantly since the new apartment complex was built.

Low-density housing usually consists of single-family homes with large yards.

The density of the bone can be measured to check for signs of osteoporosis.

Common Collocations
High density, low density, population density, bulk density, average density.
Preposition Use
We usually talk about the density 'of' something: 'the density of the atmosphere.'

You will encounter the word density in several distinct environments. In a school setting, it is a staple of the science curriculum, appearing in physics, chemistry, and earth science classes. Teachers use it to explain why ice floats on water (ice is less dense than liquid water) or why oil sits on top of vinegar in salad dressing. In these academic settings, the word is associated with formulas, experiments, and the periodic table.

In the news and media, 'density' is most frequently heard in reports about urban development, housing crises, and environmental issues. News anchors might discuss 'high-density zoning' as a solution to housing shortages in major cities. Environmental reporters might talk about the 'density of plastic pollution' in the ocean or the 'density of carbon dioxide' in the atmosphere. It is a key term for understanding the logistical challenges of the modern world.

Weather Reports
Meteorologists use 'density' to describe fog, mist, or air pressure systems.
Medical Contexts
Doctors discuss 'bone density' scans or the 'density' of tissue in mammograms.
Tech News
Reviews of smartphones often mention 'pixel density' (PPI) to describe screen sharpness.

The city council is debating whether to allow higher residential density near the new subway station.

In the culinary world, you'll hear 'density' used by professional chefs and food critics. They might describe the 'density' of a chocolate ganache or the 'density' of a pate. It conveys a sense of luxury and richness. Similarly, in the textile industry, 'thread count' is a measure of the density of the weave in fabric, with higher density often indicating higher quality and durability in bed sheets.

The density of the jungle made the rescue mission extremely difficult for the ground troops.

The report highlighted the high density of fast-food restaurants in low-income neighborhoods.

Sports
Commentators might mention the 'density' of the defense, meaning the players are packed closely together.
Cosmetics
Marketing for mascara often promises to increase the 'density' of your eyelashes.

One of the most frequent mistakes learners make is confusing density with weight or mass. While they are related, they are not the same. Weight is how heavy something is due to gravity; mass is how much matter is in an object; density is how much mass is in a specific volume. A giant balloon is very heavy (high mass/weight) but has very low density because it is mostly filled with air. Conversely, a small gold coin is light (low mass/weight) but has very high density.

Another common error is using 'density' when 'thickness' might be more appropriate in a casual context. While 'dense' and 'thick' are often synonyms, 'density' is a more formal and scientific term. You would say 'the thickness of the wall,' but 'the density of the material.' Using 'density' for every instance of 'thickness' can make your speech sound overly clinical or robotic.

Density vs. Intensity
Intensity refers to the strength or power of something (like light or feelings), while density refers to how packed it is.
Density vs. Concentration
Concentration is usually used for substances dissolved in a liquid (like salt in water), whereas density is a property of the substance itself.

Incorrect: The density of the heavy suitcase made it hard to lift. (Better: The weight of the suitcase...)

In the context of people, avoid saying 'the density of the people' when you mean 'the size of the crowd.' 'Density' is a statistical or geographical term. If you are standing in a crowded room, you would say 'The room was very crowded' or 'The crowd was very dense,' but saying 'The density of the room was high' sounds like you are writing a sociological report rather than describing a party.

Incorrect: I like the density of this thick soup. (Natural: I like the consistency/thickness of this soup.)

Preposition Errors
Don't say 'density to.' It is always 'density of' or 'density in.'
Adjective Confusion
Don't use 'densely' to describe a single object. You can't have a 'densely rock.' It must be a 'dense rock.'

To truly master the word density, it helps to understand its synonyms and related terms. The closest synonym in many contexts is compactness. This refers to how closely and neatly something is packed together. If a suitcase is packed very efficiently, it has high compactness. Another related word is solidity, which refers to how firm or stable something is. While a dense object is often solid, 'solidity' focuses more on the lack of gaps or holes.

In terms of liquids and gases, consistency and viscosity are often confused with density. Consistency refers to the texture or 'feel' of a substance (like thick cream vs. thin milk). Viscosity refers specifically to a fluid's resistance to flowing (like honey having higher viscosity than water). A liquid can be very dense but have low viscosity, or vice versa.

Concentration
Often used in chemistry to describe the amount of a solute in a solvent.
Thickness
The most common everyday alternative, used for physical dimensions or the 'heaviness' of liquids.
Opacity
In the context of light and images, high density often leads to high opacity (the inability to see through something).

The compactness of the new design allows it to fit into much smaller spaces.

When talking about crowds or forests, thickness and heaviness are frequent alternatives. However, 'density' remains the most precise term for describing the distribution of items over an area. In academic writing, you might also see profusion or abundance, though these words emphasize the 'large amount' rather than the 'tight packing.' For example, a profusion of flowers means there are many flowers, but they might not be densely packed together.

The viscosity of the oil changes as it heats up, even if its density remains relatively stable.

Opposites
Sparseness, thinness, porosity, and emptiness are the primary antonyms of density.
Technical Nuance
'Specific gravity' is a term used in engineering that is very similar to density but compares a substance to water.

How Formal Is It?

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Using 'of' to show possession with abstract nouns.

Comparative and superlative adjectives (denser, densest).

Adverb placement (densely populated).

Noun-noun compounds (population density).

Quantifiers with uncountable nouns (high/low density).

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1

The city has a high population density.

La ville a une forte densité de population.

Noun used as a subject complement.

2

This bread has a lot of density.

Ce pain est très dense.

Common noun usage.

3

The forest is very dense.

La forêt est très dense.

Adjective form 'dense' used after 'is'.

4

Is the density of this rock high?

La densité de cette roche est-elle élevée ?

Question form.

5

There is a high density of stars tonight.

Il y a une grande densité d'étoiles ce soir.

Existential 'there is' construction.

6

The density of the water is important.

La densité de l'eau est importante.

Simple subject-verb-adjective.

7

He has high hair density.

Il a une forte densité de cheveux.

Possessive 'has' with a noun phrase.

8

The fog had a thick density.

Le brouillard avait une densité épaisse.

Describing a quality of weather.

1

The density of the fog made driving dangerous.

La densité du brouillard rendait la conduite dangereuse.

Subject of the sentence.

2

Oil has a lower density than water.

L'huile a une densité plus faible que l'eau.

Comparative structure.

3

We measured the density of the metal cube.

Nous avons mesuré la densité du cube de métal.

Past tense verb 'measured'.

4

The population density is lower in the countryside.

La densité de population est plus faible à la campagne.

Comparative adjective 'lower'.

5

The cake's density was perfect—not too heavy.

La densité du gâteau était parfaite - pas trop lourde.

Possessive noun 'cake's'.

6

They live in a high-density apartment building.

Ils vivent dans un immeuble à haute densité.

Compound adjective 'high-density'.

7

The density of the forest protects the animals.

La densité de la forêt protège les animaux.

Noun phrase as subject.

8

Wood floats because its density is less than water.

Le bois flotte parce que sa densité est inférieure à celle de l'eau.

Causal 'because' clause.

1

The density of the material determines its strength.

La densité du matériau détermine sa résistance.

Third person singular verb 'determines'.

2

The report analyzes the population density of urban areas.

Le rapport analyse la densité de population des zones urbaines.

Formal verb 'analyzes'.

3

The density of the smoke forced everyone to leave.

La densité de la fumée a forcé tout le monde à partir.

Cause and effect structure.

4

Scientists are studying the density of the planet's atmosphere.

Les scientifiques étudient la densité de l'atmosphère de la planète.

Present continuous tense.

5

The density of the crowd made it hard to move.

La densité de la foule rendait les déplacements difficiles.

Object complement 'hard to move'.

6

The fabric has a high thread density, making it very soft.

Le tissu a une densité de fils élevée, ce qui le rend très doux.

Participle phrase 'making it...'.

7

The density of the liquid changed when we added salt.

La densité du liquide a changé quand nous avons ajouté du sel.

Temporal 'when' clause.

8

Low-density plastics are used for making grocery bags.

Les plastiques à basse densité sont utilisés pour fabriquer des sacs de courses.

Passive voice 'are used'.

1

The city council aims to increase residential density near transit hubs.

Le conseil municipal vise à augmenter la densité résidentielle à proximité des pôles de transport.

Infinitive phrase 'to increase'.

2

The density of the information in the textbook was overwhelming.

La densité des informations dans le manuel était écrasante.

Abstract usage of density.

3

Bone density scans are essential for diagnosing osteoporosis.

Les scanners de densité osseuse sont essentiels pour diagnostiquer l'ostéoporose.

Medical terminology.

4

The density of the gas increases as the temperature drops.

La densité du gaz augmente à mesure que la température baisse.

Correlative 'as... as' relationship.

5

The artist used the density of the lines to create shadows.

L'artiste a utilisé la densité des lignes pour créer des ombres.

Artistic context.

6

The density of the forest canopy prevents sunlight from reaching the floor.

La densité de la canopée forestière empêche la lumière du soleil d'atteindre le sol.

Verb 'prevents' with 'from'.

7

The pixel density of the new screen is over 400 PPI.

La densité de pixels du nouvel écran est supérieure à 400 PPP.

Technical specification.

8

The density of the batter will affect how much the cake rises.

La densité de la pâte affectera la mesure dans laquelle le gâteau lèvera.

Future tense 'will affect'.

1

The density of the prose requires the reader's full attention.

La densité de la prose exige toute l'attention du lecteur.

Metaphorical usage in literary criticism.

2

High-density lipoproteins (HDL) are often called 'good' cholesterol.

Les lipoprotéines de haute densité (HDL) sont souvent appelées le 'bon' cholestérol.

Specialized scientific term.

3

The socioeconomic density of the neighborhood correlates with its crime rate.

La densité socio-économique du quartier est en corrélation avec son taux de criminalité.

Academic sociological context.

4

The density of the magnetic field is measured in Teslas.

La densité du champ magnétique est mesurée en Teslas.

Physics terminology.

5

There is a notable density of historical monuments in the old city center.

Il y a une densité notable de monuments historiques dans le vieux centre-ville.

Formal descriptive style.

6

The density of the alloy makes it resistant to extreme pressure.

La densité de l'alliage le rend résistant à une pression extrême.

Engineering context.

7

The sheer density of the crowd at the protest was unprecedented.

La densité pure et simple de la foule lors de la manifestation était sans précédent.

Emphatic adjective 'sheer'.

8

The density of the data packets caused a bottleneck in the network.

La densité des paquets de données a provoqué un goulot d'étranglement dans le réseau.

Information technology context.

1

The unfathomable density of a black hole defies conventional physics.

La densité insondable d'un trou noir défie la physique conventionnelle.

Advanced scientific/philosophical context.

2

The density of the author's metaphors adds layers of hermeneutic complexity.

La densité des métaphores de l'auteur ajoute des couches de complexité herméneutique.

Highly academic literary analysis.

3

The energy density of lithium-ion batteries is a key factor in EV range.

La densité énergétique des batteries lithium-ion est un facteur clé de l'autonomie des VE.

Technical engineering discussion.

4

The density of the urban fabric in medieval cities was dictated by the city walls.

La densité du tissu urbain dans les villes médiévales était dictée par les remparts de la ville.

Historical/Architectural terminology.

5

The density of the spectral lines revealed the chemical composition of the star.

La densité des raies spectrales a révélé la composition chimique de l'étoile.

Astrophysics context.

6

The density of the population in the delta region creates unique ecological pressures.

La densité de la population dans la région du delta crée des pressions écologiques uniques.

Environmental science context.

7

The density of the legal jargon made the contract nearly impenetrable.

La densité du jargon juridique rendait le contrat presque impénétrable.

Critical professional context.

8

The density of the neural network determines its processing capabilities.

La densité du réseau neuronal détermine ses capacités de traitement.

AI and machine learning context.

동의어

thickness compactness solidity concentration heaviness

반의어

sparsity thinness

자주 쓰는 조합

population density
high density
low density
bulk density
pixel density
bone density
urban density
average density
relative density
energy density

자주 쓰는 구문

densely populated
high-density housing
density altitude
optical density
probability density
current density
charge density
flux density
vapor density
standard density

자주 혼동되는 단어

density vs mass

density vs weight

density vs thickness

관용어 및 표현

"thick as a brick (related to 'dense' person)"
"packed like sardines (describing high density)"
"dense as a forest"
"solid as a rock"
"heavy-set"
"thick on the ground"
"thin on the ground"
"wall-to-wall"
"bursting at the seams"
"jam-packed"

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density vs Intensity

Intensity is about strength/power; density is about packing.

density vs Viscosity

Viscosity is about flow resistance; density is about mass/volume.

density vs Concentration

Concentration is for mixtures; density is for pure substances or areas.

density vs Volume

Volume is the space occupied; density is how much is in that space.

density vs Opacity

Opacity is about light blockage; density is about physical packing.

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관련

densification
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social

Usually people/area.

abstract

Usually complexity/length.

scientific

Always mass/volume.

자주 하는 실수
  • Using 'density' instead of 'weight'.
  • Saying 'more density' instead of 'higher density'.
  • Confusing 'dense' with 'dumb'.
  • Using 'density' for liquid flow.
  • Incorrect preposition: 'density to'.

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Visualizing Density

Draw two squares. Put 5 dots in one and 50 dots in the other. The one with 50 dots has a higher density. This simple visual helps you remember the concept forever.

Precision in Writing

Instead of saying 'The city is crowded,' try 'The city has a high population density' in formal reports. It sounds more professional and provides a clearer metric for comparison.

Floating and Sinking

Remember that an object will float if its density is less than the liquid it is in. This is why oil floats on water and hot air balloons rise in the sky.

Word Family

Learn 'dense' (adj), 'densely' (adv), and 'density' (noun) together. Using 'densely populated' is a very common and natural way to use the word family in conversation.

Bone Health

If you hear a doctor mention 'density,' they are likely talking about bone health. It's a key term in aging and nutrition discussions.

Screen Quality

When buying a phone, look for 'PPI' (pixels per inch). This is the pixel density. Anything over 300 PPI is usually considered 'Retina' quality where you can't see individual dots.

Baking Tip

If your cake is too 'dense,' it might mean you didn't add enough air (whipping) or leavening agent (baking powder). Density in food is all about the air-to-matter ratio.

Dense Information

When someone says a book is 'dense,' they mean it's hard to read because there's so much information. Take your time with dense texts; they aren't meant to be skimmed.

Global Trends

Population density is increasing globally as more people move to cities. Understanding this term helps you follow global news about urbanization and climate change.

The Love Formula

Draw a heart. Draw a line through the middle horizontally. The top looks like an 'M' and the bottom looks like a 'V'. M/V = Density. Density is 'love' for science!

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Latin

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Calling someone 'dense' is a common English idiom for calling them unintelligent or slow to understand.

European cities often favor higher density to promote walking, while American cities historically favored low-density suburbs.

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"Do you prefer living in a high-density city or a low-density rural area?"

"How does the population density of your hometown compare to other places you've visited?"

"Why do you think some materials, like wood, have such different densities?"

"Have you ever read a book that was so dense you had to read it twice?"

"What are the benefits of high-density housing for the environment?"

일기 주제

Describe the density of the neighborhood you grew up in.

Reflect on a time you felt overwhelmed by the density of a crowd.

Write about a scientific experiment you did involving density.

How does the concept of density apply to your favorite hobby (e.g., music, art, sports)?

Imagine a future where cities have double their current density. What would life be like?

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Density is how much mass is in a certain amount of space. It tells you how 'packed' something is. For example, a rock is more dense than a sponge of the same size.

You calculate density by dividing the mass of an object by its volume. The formula is Density = Mass / Volume. Common units include grams per cubic centimeter (g/cm³).

Ice floats because it is less dense than liquid water. When water freezes, the molecules form a lattice that takes up more space, making it lighter for its size.

Population density is the number of people living in a specific area, like a square mile. It helps governments plan for services like schools and roads.

No, weight is the force of gravity on an object, while density is how much matter is packed into its volume. A large balloon can weigh more than a small coin but be less dense.

Pixel density refers to how many pixels are packed into one inch of a screen. Higher pixel density (PPI) means the image looks sharper and clearer.

Yes, density can change with temperature and pressure. For example, heating a gas usually makes it expand, which decreases its density.

Bone density is a measure of the amount of minerals (like calcium) in your bones. Low bone density can make bones weak and more likely to break.

In informal English, calling someone 'dense' means they are slow to understand a joke or a concept. It is generally considered an insult.

High-density housing refers to apartment buildings or townhomes where many people live in a small land area, as opposed to single-family homes with big yards.

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abcapal

C1

압카팔은 실험실에서 사용되는 특수 보호막 또는 실런트로, 민감한 샘플을 대기 오염 및 산화로부터 보호합니다.

abheredcy

C1

연결을 유지하려고 노력하면서 정해진 기준이나 경로에서 미묘하게 벗어나는 것.

abhydrible

C1

이 abhydrible 코팅은 습기로부터 내부 회로를 보호합니다.

ablabive

C1

특히 용융, 증발 또는 외과적 절제에 의한 물질의 제거 또는 파괴와 관련된 형용사입니다.

abphobency

C1

앱포벤시(abphobency)는 표면이 물이나 기름 같은 물질을 밀어내는 성질을 의미합니다.

abphotoion

C1

광이온화 제거: 농축된 빛 에너지나 방사선을 사용하여 분자 구조에서 이온을 제거하거나 변위시키는 것입니다. 이는 광자 상호작용을 통한 입자의 정확한 분리를 설명하는 전문적인 과학 용어입니다. 연구자들은 분석을 위해 특정 분자 이온을 광이온화 제거합니다.

abpulssion

C1

안전 밸브의 abpulssion(강제 방출)은 과도한 압력으로 인해 발생했습니다.

absorption

B2

흡수는 스펀지가 물을 빨아들이는 것처럼 한 물질이 다른 물질을 흡수하는 과정, 또는 어떤 활동에 완전히 몰두해 있는 상태를 의미합니다. (흡수는 스펀지가 물을 빨아들이는 것처럼 한 물질이 다른 물질을 흡수하는 과정, 또는 어떤 활동에 완전히 몰두해 있는 상태를 의미합니다.)

abvincfy

C1

복잡한 시스템에서 특정 구성 요소를 체계적으로 격리하거나 분리하여 독립적으로 연구하는 것.

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