Definition of diluent in English:

diluent

noun ˈdɪljʊəntˈdɪljəwənt

technical

A substance used to dilute something.
稀释剂，冲淡剂
Example sentencesExamples
- The trick is to control the density of these groups by adding a hydrocarbon diluent to the monomer mix.
- The vaccine diluent is 50 percent glycerin with a small amount of phenol.
- There's no problem about getting a silver content done, but he might get curious about why I need all the extra info on diluents and trace metals.
- Quantitative information concerning the concentrations of the pigments and diluents comprising the inks was not provided.
- It may contain any of the diluents, with the exception of starch, permitted for powdered extracts.

adjective ˈdɪljʊəntˈdɪljəwənt

technical

Acting to cause dilution.
稀释的，冲淡的
Example sentencesExamples
- An additional three mice served as diluent control animals, with an equal volume of methanol added to the reservoir at the same time point.
- Lidocaine is sometimes used along with other injectable medications as the diluent solution to provide local anesthesia.
- Salts and PDB above diluent threshold concentrations inhibit the effect of antimicrobial peptides on the germination of conidia, therefore all these quantitative assays were performed in a 50-fold diluted modified PDB.
- In the majority of studies comparing the effects of seminal plasma and diluent composition on post-storage motility of stallion spermatozoa, no fertility trials were conducted.
- Finally, we note that we have not considered possible thermodynamic factors related to the presence of the diluent glycerol influencing protein stabilization.

Origin

Early 18th century (denoting a medicine used to increase the proportion of water in the blood): from Latin diluent- 'dissolving', from the verb diluere.

Definition of diluent in US English:

diluent

nounˈdilyəwəntˈdɪljəwənt

technical

A substance used to dilute something.
稀释剂，冲淡剂
Example sentencesExamples
- There's no problem about getting a silver content done, but he might get curious about why I need all the extra info on diluents and trace metals.
- The vaccine diluent is 50 percent glycerin with a small amount of phenol.
- The trick is to control the density of these groups by adding a hydrocarbon diluent to the monomer mix.
- It may contain any of the diluents, with the exception of starch, permitted for powdered extracts.
- Quantitative information concerning the concentrations of the pigments and diluents comprising the inks was not provided.

adjectiveˈdilyəwəntˈdɪljəwənt

technical

Acting to cause dilution.
稀释的，冲淡的
Example sentencesExamples
- Finally, we note that we have not considered possible thermodynamic factors related to the presence of the diluent glycerol influencing protein stabilization.
- Salts and PDB above diluent threshold concentrations inhibit the effect of antimicrobial peptides on the germination of conidia, therefore all these quantitative assays were performed in a 50-fold diluted modified PDB.
- In the majority of studies comparing the effects of seminal plasma and diluent composition on post-storage motility of stallion spermatozoa, no fertility trials were conducted.
- Lidocaine is sometimes used along with other injectable medications as the diluent solution to provide local anesthesia.
- An additional three mice served as diluent control animals, with an equal volume of methanol added to the reservoir at the same time point.

Origin

Early 18th century (denoting a medicine used to increase the proportion of water in the blood): from Latin diluent- ‘dissolving’, from the verb diluere.

单词	diluent
释义	Definition of diluent in English: diluent noun ˈdɪljʊəntˈdɪljəwənt technical A substance used to dilute something. 稀释剂，冲淡剂 Example sentencesExamples The trick is to control the density of these groups by adding a hydrocarbon diluent to the monomer mix. The vaccine diluent is 50 percent glycerin with a small amount of phenol. There's no problem about getting a silver content done, but he might get curious about why I need all the extra info on diluents and trace metals. Quantitative information concerning the concentrations of the pigments and diluents comprising the inks was not provided. It may contain any of the diluents, with the exception of starch, permitted for powdered extracts. adjective ˈdɪljʊəntˈdɪljəwənt technical Acting to cause dilution. 稀释的，冲淡的 Example sentencesExamples An additional three mice served as diluent control animals, with an equal volume of methanol added to the reservoir at the same time point. Lidocaine is sometimes used along with other injectable medications as the diluent solution to provide local anesthesia. Salts and PDB above diluent threshold concentrations inhibit the effect of antimicrobial peptides on the germination of conidia, therefore all these quantitative assays were performed in a 50-fold diluted modified PDB. In the majority of studies comparing the effects of seminal plasma and diluent composition on post-storage motility of stallion spermatozoa, no fertility trials were conducted. Finally, we note that we have not considered possible thermodynamic factors related to the presence of the diluent glycerol influencing protein stabilization. Origin Early 18th century (denoting a medicine used to increase the proportion of water in the blood): from Latin diluent- 'dissolving', from the verb diluere. Definition of diluent in US English: diluent nounˈdilyəwəntˈdɪljəwənt technical A substance used to dilute something. 稀释剂，冲淡剂 Example sentencesExamples There's no problem about getting a silver content done, but he might get curious about why I need all the extra info on diluents and trace metals. The vaccine diluent is 50 percent glycerin with a small amount of phenol. The trick is to control the density of these groups by adding a hydrocarbon diluent to the monomer mix. It may contain any of the diluents, with the exception of starch, permitted for powdered extracts. Quantitative information concerning the concentrations of the pigments and diluents comprising the inks was not provided. adjectiveˈdilyəwəntˈdɪljəwənt technical Acting to cause dilution. 稀释的，冲淡的 Example sentencesExamples Finally, we note that we have not considered possible thermodynamic factors related to the presence of the diluent glycerol influencing protein stabilization. Salts and PDB above diluent threshold concentrations inhibit the effect of antimicrobial peptides on the germination of conidia, therefore all these quantitative assays were performed in a 50-fold diluted modified PDB. In the majority of studies comparing the effects of seminal plasma and diluent composition on post-storage motility of stallion spermatozoa, no fertility trials were conducted. Lidocaine is sometimes used along with other injectable medications as the diluent solution to provide local anesthesia. An additional three mice served as diluent control animals, with an equal volume of methanol added to the reservoir at the same time point. Origin Early 18th century (denoting a medicine used to increase the proportion of water in the blood): from Latin diluent- ‘dissolving’, from the verb diluere.
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