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C2级单词表 - 灾难与污染

在这里,您将学习所有关于灾害和污染的基本词汇,这些词汇是专门为C2级别的学习者收集的。

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CEFR C2 Vocabulary
calamity
calamity
[名词]

an event causing great and often sudden damage, distress, or destruction

灾难, 灾害

灾难, 灾害

Ex: The earthquake was a calamity that devastated the entire city, leaving buildings in ruins. 
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cataclysm
cataclysm
[名词]

a sudden, violent natural disaster that drastically alters the earth's landscape

大灾难, 自然灾害

大灾难, 自然灾害

Ex: The 2004 Indonesian earthquake and tsunami caused a massive cataclysm that claimed over 200,000 lives. 
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ravage
ravage
[名词]

action that breeds severe damage or destruction

破坏, 蹂躏

破坏, 蹂躏

Ex: The war's ravage left entire cities in ruins, with homes and infrastructure destroyed. 
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conflagration

an extremely intense and destructive fire

大火, 毁灭性火灾

大火, 毁灭性火灾

Ex: The forest was reduced to ashes in the massive conflagration, which raged uncontrollably for days. 
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scourge
scourge
[名词]

a cause of widespread suffering or affliction

祸害, 灾难

祸害, 灾难

Ex: The pandemic emerged as a global scourge, affecting millions of lives and overwhelming healthcare systems. 
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aftershock
aftershock
[名词]

a smaller earthquake or tremor that follows the main shock of a seismic event

余震, 次级震动

余震, 次级震动

Ex: Following the major earthquake, a series of aftershocks rattled the region, causing further concern among residents. 
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temblor
temblor
[名词]

an earthquake caused by underground movement or volcanic activity

地震, 震动

地震, 震动

Ex: The region experienced a small temblor, causing brief vibrations but no significant damage. 
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deluge
deluge
[名词]

a sudden and heavy rainfall

暴雨, 洪水

暴雨, 洪水

Ex: The deluge caused flash flooding throughout the city, overwhelming the drainage systems and submerging streets. 
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salvage
salvage
[名词]

the action of rescuing a ship, its crew, or its cargo from a shipwreck, fire, or similar disaster

救助, 打捞

救助, 打捞

Ex: The crew performed a daring salvage of the stranded vessel. 
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epicenter
epicenter
[名词]

the point on the surface of the earth vertically above the focus of an earthquake where its effects are felt most strongly

震中, 中心

震中, 中心

Ex: The epicenter of the earthquake was located just outside the city, causing widespread damage to buildings and infrastructure. 
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waterspout
waterspout
[名词]

a tornado occurring over a body of water, characterized by a funnel-shaped cloud filled with water droplets or spray

水龙卷, 海龙卷

水龙卷, 海龙卷

Ex: The waterspout formed over the lake, creating a mesmerizing yet potentially dangerous spectacle. 
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incinerator
incinerator
[名词]

a waste treatment process that involves the combustion of substances contained in waste materials

焚烧炉, 垃圾焚烧装置

焚烧炉, 垃圾焚烧装置

Ex: The city's waste management system includes an incinerator to efficiently dispose of non-recyclable materials. 
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biohazard
biohazard
[名词]

a risk to human health or to the environment caused by a biological source, especially microorganisms

生物危害, 生化危机

生物危害, 生化危机

Ex: The research facility was shut down after an accidental release of a biohazard, posing a serious risk to public health. 
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sludge
sludge
[名词]

the semi-solid residue produced during sewage or wastewater treatment

污泥, 半固体废物

污泥, 半固体废物

Ex: The treatment plant removes sludge from the water before discharge. 
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soot
soot
[名词]

a black powdery substance produced by burning materials like wood or coal

煤烟, 烟灰

煤烟, 烟灰

Ex: The old fireplace emitted a cloud of soot, leaving dark stains on the surrounding walls. 
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effluent
effluent
[名词]

liquid waste or sewage discharged into rivers, lakes, or the sea

污水, 液体废物

污水, 液体废物

Ex: The factory was fined for discharging untreated effluent directly into the river, harming aquatic life and polluting the water. 
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detritus
detritus
[名词]

waste or debris produced by the disintegration or decomposition of organic or inorganic matter

碎屑, 废物

碎屑, 废物

Ex: The forest floor was covered in detritus, including fallen leaves, twigs, and decaying plant matter. 
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hazmat suit
hazmat suit
[名词]

a protective garment worn by workers to safeguard against exposure to hazardous substances or environments

危险物质防护服, 防化服

危险物质防护服, 防化服

Ex: The emergency responders donned hazmat suits before entering the contaminated area to protect themselves from hazardous materials. 
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fallout
fallout
[名词]

airborne particles, such as dust or debris, that settle after a nuclear explosion or similar event

放射性尘埃, 核 fallout

放射性尘埃, 核 fallout

Ex: After the nuclear test, the fallout spread over a wide area, causing environmental contamination. 
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aerosol
aerosol
[名词]

a suspension of fine solid or liquid particles dispersed in a gas

气溶胶, 气溶胶

气溶胶, 气溶胶

Ex: Volcanic eruptions can release aerosols into the atmosphere. 
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particulate
particulate
[名词]

a small, discrete particle or substance, especially one suspended in air, such as dust, pollen, or soot

颗粒, 颗粒物

颗粒, 颗粒物

Ex: Air quality monitoring stations measure levels of particulate matter to assess pollution levels in urban areas. 
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catalytic converter

a device in a vehicle's exhaust system that reduces the emission of harmful pollutants by promoting chemical reactions that convert them into less harmful substances

催化转换器, 催化剂

催化转换器, 催化剂

Ex: The catalytic converter plays a crucial role in reducing harmful emissions from automobiles by converting pollutants into less harmful compounds. 
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unleaded
unleaded
[形容词]

not containing lead

无铅, 无铅

无铅, 无铅

Ex: Most cars today run on unleaded gasoline. 
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