capsule是什么意思

音标:英 ['kæpsju:l]美 [ˈkæpsul]

胶囊, 蒴果, 瓶帽, 航天舱[化] 胶囊剂

a small container
a pill in the form of a small rounded gelatinous container with medicine inside
a dry dehiscent seed vessel or the spore-containing structure of e.g. mosses
a structure that encloses a body part

capsule的用法和例句：

1. One touch and the capsule biotunes itself to its owner, but someone must have introduced a second, raw capsule.

只需一碰胶囊就能与其主人调谐配对 但有人肯定使其接触了第二枚空白的胶囊

2. We'll get a sense for how it works once it's actually implanted into a human, so this is a schematic representation of how we might implant the capsule under the skin and then the capsule could potentially respond to the radiation exposure and once it responds it will release the therapeutic molecule or the protective molecule altering the physiology of the astronaut and protecting that astronaut from whatever threat exposure has happened.

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3. A few capsules, dissolved in her drink.

将几颗胶囊 溶解在她的饮品里

4. And he'll die because the capsule has no parachutes.

因为太空舱没有降落伞 他会被摔死

5. And the capsule is detaching as we speak.

我们说话这会儿舱体正在脱离

6. Not a projectile, more like a capsule.

这不是个射弹 更像是个胶囊

7. Its seed is a compact survival capsule.

它的种子就像个小巧的救生舱

8. capsule... how you say... lost in space.

乘飞船...怎么说呢...迷失在太空里

9. I decided to take a look at the capsule itself.

于是我就查了一下胶囊的外壳

10. He will open that capsule when he's done.

他讲完就会打开那个密封舱