consumptions
[kənˈsʌmpʃənz]

n.

消费( consumption的名词复数 )；肺病；耗尽；[医学]消耗性疾病

英英释义

consumption

• n.
  • the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating)

    同义词：ingestionintakeuptake

  • involving the lungs with progressive wasting of the body

    同义词：pulmonary tuberculosisphthisiswasting diseasewhite plague

  • (economics) the utilization of economic goods to satisfy needs or in manufacturing

    "the consumption of energy has increased steadily"

    同义词：economic consumptionusanceuseuse of goods and services

  • the act of consuming something

    同义词：using upexpenditure

词组短语

energy consumption[化]能量损耗

power consumption能量功耗

water consumption耗水量

fuel consumption耗油量

low power consumption低功耗；低电耗

consumption level消费水平

consumption structure消费结构

oil consumption油耗量；润滑油消耗量

material consumption物料消耗；材料耗用

domestic consumption国内消费；生活用电量；家庭用水量

consumption tax n. 消费税

high consumption高消费；高消耗

consumption rate消费率；消耗率；单位消耗量

oxygen consumption耗氧量，氧消耗

coal consumption耗煤量

food consumption食品消费；摄食量

gas consumption耗气量；天然气消耗量

steam consumption蒸汽消耗；耗汽量

heat consumption耗热量；热消耗

consumption credit[经]消费信贷，非生产信贷

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权威例句

Modeling nutrient consumptions in large flow-through bioreactors for tissue engineering.
OPTIMIZATION OF GLUE AND THIOUREA CONSUMPTIONS IN THE ELECTROLYTE OF COPPER REFINING
Embedded energy and total greenhouse gas emissions in final consumptions within Thailand
Detection and Identification of Abnormalities in Customer Consumptions in Power Distribution Systems
The energy and environmental impacts of Italian households consumptions: An input–output approach
Hybrid control of an automotive robotized gearbox for reduction of consumptions and emissions
Hybrid Control of an Automotive Robotized Gearbox for Reduction of Consumptions and Emissions
Hybrid Control of an Automotive Robotized Gearbox for Reduction of Consumptions and Emissions
Refining the estimation of illicit drug consumptions from wastewater analysis: co-analysis of prescription pharmaceuticals and uncer...
Cancer mortality correlation studies. II. Regional associations of mortalities with the consumptions of food and other commodities