buoyancy

名词浮力; （物体在液体里的）浮性; （从失望、噩耗等中）恢复正常的能力; （价格、营业状况等的）维持力

1. 浮力
    Buoyancy is the ability that something has to float on a liquid or in the air.

    e.g. Air can be pumped into the diving suit to increase buoyancy.
           可以给潜水衣充气以增大浮力。

2. 乐观；开朗
    Buoyancy is a person's ability to remain cheerful, even in sad or unpleasant situations.

    e.g. I'll have to take stock, go carefully and regain my buoyancy.
           我将不得不审时度势，小心行事，同时保持乐观。

3. 愉快的心情
    Buoyancy is a feeling of cheerfulness.

    e.g. ...a mood of buoyancy and optimism.
           乐观愉快的心情

4. （经济的）繁荣
    There is economic buoyancy when the economy is growing.

    e.g. The likelihood is that the slump will be followed by a period of buoyancy.
           萧条过后经济有可能会出现一段时期的繁荣。

1. The rules of the sport say that the bamboo must be a green fiberglass contraption to give it better buoyancy and a longer service life.

2. buoyancy的近义词

2. But the debate over whether they break rules against buoyancy still rages.

3. Both indicators marked mild recoveries from the year's lowest readings in the third quarter, suggesting new market buoyancy has put companies back on the growth track.

4. buoyancy是什么意思

4. The suit is totally covered with polyurethane to aid buoyancy while the old suits only had polyurethane plates.

5. The powerful creature ripped her buoyancy hose away from her chest and knocked away her light.

6. Lau was confident that the amount of asset purchases may increase again in 2011 because of the buoyancy of the local economy.

7. Fewer tourists are changing their travel plans as the economic uncertainties have declined, indicating a return of the buoyancy in the market.

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8. At the heart of the controversy are new suits totally covered with polyurethane to aid buoyancy.

9. Only 14 percent of respondents in China forecasted a recession in the next six months, reflecting the country's economic buoyancy.

10. But despite Yung and his colleagues'buoyancy, they're still reluctant to invest in strategically vulnerable media.

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