curdled

英 [ˈkɜːdld]

美 [ˈkɜːrdld]

v.  (使)凝结，结成酸乳; 吓得血液凝固; 使心惊胆战
curdle的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：curdled　过去式：curdled　

BNC.44664 / COCA.31878

柯林斯词典

• V-ERG (使)(牛奶或鸡蛋)凝结；（使）结成凝乳
  If milk or eggscurdleor if youcurdlethem, they separate into different bits.
  1. The sauce should not boil or the egg yolk will curdle...
     调味汁不能煮沸，不然蛋黄会凝结的。
  2. The herb has been used for centuries to curdle milk.
     那种香草几个世纪以来都被用来制作酸乳。

英英释义

adj

• transformed from a liquid into a soft semisolid or solid mass
  1. coagulated blood
  2. curdled milk
  3. grumous blood
  Synonym:coagulatecoagulatedgrumousgrumose

双语例句

• The blood in my veins curdled at the horrific sight
  看到这一可怕情景时，我血管中的血似乎凝固了
• Sweet spiced hot milk curdled with ale or beer.
  热牛奶加淡啤酒啤酒或香料制成的饮料。
• When the whey is fully separated, the hot curdled milk is put into moulds.
  最后的乳清被彻底耗干时，奶团被趁热盛进模具中。
• His blood curdled with terror at the sight.
  他见此情景吓得魂不附体。
• When temperature sensitive PLA gel is injected into the body, it will be curdled in situ at body temperature. We can mix the required doses of drugs with PLA gel, which can be injected into disease affected site and form gel in short time.
  温敏型聚乳酸凝胶注射到体内后，在体温作用下原位凝固，可将其作为药物释放载体，把所需剂量的药物与聚乳酸凝胶混合后注射到患病部位，可迅速形成凝胶。
• It is the rigid institution and the absence of a common market which caused the curdled soil and closed village.
  凝固的土和封闭的乡是过于刚性的制度和基本缺位的市场共同促成的。
• The deep venous thrombosis ( DVT) is the disease that venous blood has curdled abnormally, causing the blood can 'flow back and tissues have gores.
  深静脉血栓（Deepvenousthrombosis，DVT）是指血液在静脉腔内不正常的凝结，导致血液回流障碍而引起组织淤血。
• Methods: The infected columnar epithelium layer of cervix was curdled and discolored slightly with microwave heating.
  方法：用微波直接加热法，使宫颈受感染的柱状上皮细胞层凝固、轻微变色。
• Sour, curdled milk. When we strain the sour cream through this thin cloth overnight, it makes excellent cheese.
  酸奶酸的、凝固的牛奶如果将酸奶摊在这薄布上过一夜脱去水分，使可制出优质奶酪。
• As for parliament, the British have always shown a healthy scepticism towards politicians but this has curdled into deep cynicism in the wake of a series of expenses scandals.
  至于议会，英国人一向对政治人士表现出一种良性的怀疑，但在一系列金钱丑闻后，这种怀疑已经变成了深深的不信任。