英 [ədˈzɔːb; ədˈsɔːb] 美 [ədˈzɔːrbˌədˈsɔːrb]
v. 吸收，吸附；使并入，同化；理解，掌握；使全神贯注；减轻（打击、碰撞等）作用；耗费；承受，对付
第三人称单数adsorbs
现在分词adsorbing
过去式adsorbed
过去分词adsorbed
adsorb /ədˈsɔːb, -ˈzɔːb/
动词 to undergo or cause to undergo a process in which a substance, usually a gas, accumulates on the surface of a solid forming a thin film, often only one molecule thick (气体)吸附
to adsorb hydrogen on nickel
oxygen adsorbs on tungsten
accumulate (liquids or gases) on the surface
吸附-引用次数：141
Drinking water distribution pipes would adsorb or react with DBPs, and the pipe material is an important gist affecting the fate of DBPs.
饮用水输送过程中,配水管道管壁会吸附DBPs或与之发生化学反应,管壁材质是影响DBPs转化的重要因素之一。
吸附-引用次数：108
Coarse TATB with more defects has the best ability to adsorb fluoropolymers.
具有更多缺陷的粗颗粒TATB对氟聚合物具有更好的吸附作用。
... adhesion粘着，附着 adsorb吸附 adulate谄媚，奉承 ...
... 调整螺钉 adjustment 进气冲程 , 吸气冲程 adsorb 吸附 advance ...
吸附；聚集
The word adsorb is important here.
吸附一词在这里很重要。
Charcoal can adsorb colored liquids.
木炭可以吸附有色的液体。
Threonine grafted compound could adsorb cuprum, iron and calcium.
接枝苏氨酸化合物可以吸附铜铁钙三种金属离子。
NanoScale was founded in 1995 with a grant from the U.S. Army Research Office, which wanted to use its nanocrystals to adsorb and destroy chemical warfare agents.