形容词不固定的，流动的，浮动的
动词（使）浮动( float的现在分词 ); （使）漂浮[飘动]; （使货币汇率）自由浮动; 轻盈走动
形容词
1. Now nearly every big city in the world has a large floating population.
现在几乎世界上的每一个大城市都有大批的流动人口。
1. 浮动：粘贴操作实际上创建了一个浮动(floating)选区,随后它被放置并anchor到透明图层. 粘贴的结果如图4.21(a)所示,图像的图层对话框如图4.21(b)所示. 从图层对话框可以看到航天飞机位于图层上面,而且与之对应的蒙版已经建好,为下一步做好了准备.
2. 浮动的：e key的)或浮动的(floating)棗有时又叫作共同使用的(Concurrent). 单用户许可允块. ARC GRID用户将收到ArcGIS空间分析(Spatial)模块,它和ArcInfo 8.1 Desktop桌网络由两个基本成分组成:边线(Edges)和交点(Junctions).
3. 浮离：11.溢流(flooding),浮离(floating)和形成丝状(silking)在溢流(flooding)的情形中,他们的变化是均匀,因为颜料平均的覆盖原来的颜色,结果产生和原来油漆颜色不同的色调.
4. 流动：这种经济结构的变迁,并由此产生的社会的分层(Stratification)和流动(Floating),将对中国的地域结构转型及城市化进程产生深远的影响. 与全球化相对应的是区域一体化的潮流. 从世界范围来看,
1. There were a good few seconds when I struggled to breathe, floating neck deep in 3 C water.
2. Another 60 volunteers will be clearing floating litter on the surface of the sea by boats.
3. The popular route from Guilin to Yangshuo by way of the Lijiang River is full of floating merchants.
4. Without bold action on such national policies as the rigid residence registration system, we anticipate no major breakthrough in the way our " floating population " is managed.
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5. At Qikou, you can watch the ice floating along the Yellow River during the Spring Festival.
6. Experts say that in order to curb the damage to the real economy, some effective measures must be taken to guide floating capital.
7. floating什么意思
7. Water can keep a boat floating and can also capsize it at the same time.
8. The river is adorned by floating lights, which are made up of lanterns carried by boats cruising up and down the waterway.
9. Virtual cops first appeared last year in Shenzhen, where the police inserted a floating cartoon icon of a policeman on major websites.
10. A recent sample survey said that the city's actual population has surpassed 20 million, with a floating population of more than 3 million.
noun
1. the act of someone who floats on the water
Synonym: natation
adj
1. borne up by or suspended in a liquid
e.g. the ship is still floating
floating logs
floating seaweed
2. inclined to move or be moved about
e.g. a floating crap game
3. continually changing especially as from one abode or occupation to another
e.g. a drifting double-dealer
the floating population
vagrant hippies of the sixties