porous

• adj. 多孔渗水的；能渗透的；有气孔的

来自pore,孔隙。

porous (adj.)

late 14c., "full of pores," from Old French poros (14c., Modern French poreux), from Medieval Latin porosus; or directly from Latin porus "an opening" (see pore (n.)). Figurative use from 1640s.

1. Swimming is helpful for bones that are porous and weak.

游泳有助于改善骨质疏松和骨骼脆弱。

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2. The water slowly drained away, down through the porous soil.

水慢慢流走了，渗入了疏松的土壤。

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3. He added sand to the soil to make it more porous.

他往土里掺沙子以提高渗水性能.

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4. The soil is porous.

土质疏松.

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5. Mr Balaguer is deploying more soldiers along his country's porous border with Haiti.

巴拉格尔先生正向本国和海地之间驻守不严的边界部署更多的士兵。

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