flux the metal
collocation熔化金属
The blacksmith fluxed the metal to remove impurities.
铁匠熔化金属以去除杂质。
用焊剂处理；给…涂助熔剂
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用焊剂处理；给…涂助熔剂
To treat or coat (a surface) with a flux to promote fusion or soldering.
The solder fluxes quickly when heated.
焊料受热时迅速熔化。
使用焊剂
To use flux on.
熔化
To melt.
像液体一样流动
To flow as a liquid.
flux
Base
原形
fluxes
3rd person
第三人称单数
fluxing
-ing
现在分词
fluxed
Past
过去式
fluxed
Past participle
过去分词
The system flux constantly.
系统不断变化。
The material fluxed through the pipe yesterday.
昨天材料流过管道。
The electrons are fluxing across the barrier.
电子正在穿过势垒。
规则动词，意为流动或变化。
The high temperature fluxed the metal into a liquid state.
高温使金属熔化成液态。
Fluxing the ore requires careful temperature control.
熔炼矿石需要精确的温度控制。
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熔化金属
The blacksmith fluxed the metal to remove impurities.
铁匠熔化金属以去除杂质。
使焊料熔化
You need to flux the solder before applying it to the joint.
你需要先将焊料熔化再涂到接头上。
用硼砂助熔
The glassmaker fluxes the silica with borax to lower the melting point.
玻璃制造商用硼砂助熔二氧化硅以降低熔点。
处于不断变化中
The political situation in the region is in a state of flux.
该地区的政治局势处于不断变化中。
潮起潮落；不断交替的变化
The economy experiences a constant flux and reflux.
经济经历着不断的潮起潮落。
通量电容器！它成功了！
From the movie Back to the Future (1985), referring to the device that enables time travel.
出自电影《回到未来》(1985)，指代实现时间旅行的装置。
我们处于一种不稳定的状态。
Lyrics from the song 'Flux' by Bloc Party (2007), describing constant change.
Bloc Party 歌曲《Flux》 (2007) 的歌词，描述持续的变化。
Use flux naturally, then get feedback on meaning, tone, grammar, and phrasing.
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想象“flux”发音像“流克斯”，意为流动或不断的变化。
语域：neutral 常见场景：metallurgy、chemistry 通常用于描述金属加工或化学过程中的熔融或处理，比较常见于技术或工业领域。
All listed words rhyme with 'flux' (/flʌks/). Be careful with lookalikes like 'luxe' (often pronounced /luːks/) and 'duke' (/djuːk/) which sound different.
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