flood tide

英 [ˈflʌd taɪd]

美 [ˈflʌd taɪd]

n.  涨潮

牛津词典

noun

• 涨潮
  a very high rise in the level of the sea as it moves in towards the coast

双语例句

• The highest SPM appeared at the beginning of all flood tide, the content of organic material of SPM showed seasonal difference, and had a negative significant correlation with water depth and particulate granularity.
  SPM有机质含量的季节差异比较大，与水深和粒度有显著负相关关系。春秋冬三季悬浮颗粒物的可溶性磷在涨潮初期均发生释放；
• Let us now see how progressivism came to flood tide.
  现在，让我们看看：进步主义如何走向高潮。
• The job-seeking in China has now experienced the third flood tide since the opening-up.
  目前，我国已经进入改革开放以来的第三次就业高峰。
• What begins like a narrow mountain stream gradually opens up into a wide seagoing estuary, criss-crossed by multiple tributaries, and then bursts into an out-of-control, surging flood tide.
  人群如山间细流一般，慢慢汇聚，奔腾向东，流入大海。中途不断有纵横交错的支流涌入，最后迸发出无可阻挡的人潮人海。
• However, in emancipates the mind under the flood tide, the news public opinion will enter once again the high tide.
  然而，在解放思想的大潮下，新闻舆论将进入又一次高潮。
• Based on the prediction of the amount of obsolete computers, it was pointed that one of the flood tide of obsolete computers will come in2004 in China.
  预测了中国废旧电脑的产生量，指出中国废旧电脑产生量的高峰将在2004年出现。
• Hydrodynamic mechanism of flood tide channel formation at estuaries
  河口涨潮沟形成水动力机制初探
• Based on the hydrographical and geological conditions and real-measured engineering data ( including broken piles) of a wharf at the Yangtze Estuary section, it gives an analysis and research to the functional mode of wharf foundation pile under flood tide torrent.
  结合长江河口地区某码头处的水文地质条件，工程（包括断桩）实测资料，对涨潮急流作用条件下码头基桩的工作性状加以分析研究。
• The tidal bore is the front of flood tide as the water lever rises suddenly, it is the result of nonlinear-formed tidal wave under some conditions.
  涌潮是水位骤然上升的涨潮波前峰，是一定条件下潮波非线性畸变的结果。
• Followed the billowing torrential commodity economy flood tide, the literary arena has been raising a swift and violent novel creation upsurge ( especially literary novel as really).
  伴随着滚滚滔滔的商品经济大潮，文坛上掀起一股迅猛的小说创作热潮（尤以长篇小说为甚）。