scatters

英 [ˈskætəz]

美 [ˈskætərz]

v.  撒; 撒播; 散开; 四散; 使分散; 驱散
scatter的第三人称单数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 撒;撒播;撒于…上
  If youscatterthings over an area, you throw or drop them so that they spread all over the area.
  1. She tore the rose apart and scattered the petals over the grave...
     她掰开玫瑰花，将花瓣撒在坟墓上。
  2. They've been scattering toys everywhere...
     他们总是把玩具扔得到处都是。
  3. He began by scattering seed and putting in plants.
     他从播种和栽苗开始。
• V-ERG (使)(人群)分散;(使)散布在各处;(使)散开
  If a group of peoplescatteror if youscatterthem, they suddenly separate and move in different directions.
  1. After dinner, everyone scattered...
     用餐后，大家各奔东西。
  2. The cavalry scattered them and chased them off the field.
     骑兵驱散了他们并把他们逐出了战场。
• N-SING (散放的)摊，堆
  Ascatter ofthings is a number of them spread over an area in an irregular way.
  1. On the table was a pile of books and a scatter of papers.
     桌子上放着一摞书和零落的几份报纸。
• See also:scatteredscattering

双语例句

• Some might consider photos taken in the shade as appearing too flat, for example, if indirect light scatters in from everywhere.
  有些人可能会考虑在树荫下拍的照片出现的过平，举个例子，如果间接光散射从无处不在。
• When light scatters off the electrons, it gives them a jolt that changes their motion.
  光波受到电子散射时，给电子一个反冲因而改变了它们的运动。
• 362. The cat catches a fat rat and scatters the others under the mat.
  362.猫抓了一只肥鼠并驱散了席子下面的其它老鼠。
• How strongly each scatters is determined by what is inside each unit cell.
  各个散射的强度则由每个晶胞内有什么来决定。
• Marc Chagall scatters audience on the upper part of the painting, making the painting more spacious.
  夏卡尔将观众散落在画面上半部，让空间有更开阔的展现。
• Each structure has its own refractive index, and when a light ray crosses an area where the index changes, the light scatters, creating a degree of opaqueness.
  每个构造都有各自的折射率，当光线穿越折射率不同的区域时，便会散射而造成某种程度的不透明。
• Sentinel Knight scatters the crown and its jewels on the planet Earth in hopes of preventing it from falling into the wrong hands.
  哨兵骑士散射皇冠及珠宝，其对地球行星的希望防止它落入坏人之手。
• If the sky appears blue to us on earth, it is because the earth's atmosphere scatters a certain number of blue rays of sunlight.
  如果我们在地球上看天空是蓝色的，那是因为地球周围的大气层使太阳光的一部分蓝色射线散射的缘故。（某物给人的一种表面印象）
• The above applies to anyone and everyone, be they a new boss or someone who scatters your groceries all over the pavement when you collide at a corner.
  上述适用于任何人，每个人，不论是新老板，还是你在一个角落撞上，把某你买的东西都洒了一地的人。
• And so it is with snow. A layer of snow only weakly absorbs sunlight but scatters it strongly.
  对于雪来说也是如此，一层雪仅能吸收很少的光，散射的光却很多。