inert
inert 英 [ɪˈnɜ:t] 美 [ɪˈnɜrt]
adj. [化学] 惰性的；呆滞的
He lay inert with half-closed eyes. 他半睁着双眼一动不动地躺着。
Several already lie inert on the ground in pools of blood. 有几个人已经躺在地上的血泊中，一动不动。
- Something that's unable to move or moving without much energy can be described as inert. Wind up in a body cast and you’ll find yourself not only itchy, but totally inert.
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- adj. [化学] 惰性的；呆滞的
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1. He lay inert with half-closed eyes.
他半睁着双眼一动不动地躺着。
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2. Several already lie inert on the ground in pools of blood.
有几个人已经躺在地上的血泊中，一动不动。
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3. True, it's chemically inert and would allow more light to pass through.
没错，其具有化学惰性能让更多光穿过。
- inert (adj.) 1640s, "without inherent force, having no power to act or respond," from French inerte (16c.) or directly from Latin inertem (nominative iners) "unskilled, incompetent; inactive, helpless, weak, sluggish; worthless," used of stagnant fluids, uncultivated pastures, expressionless eyes. It is a compound of in- "without, not, opposite of" (see in- (1)) + ars (genitive artis) "skill" (see art (n.)). In chemistry, "having no active properties, neutral" (1800), specifically from 1885 of certain chemically inactive, colorless, odorless gases. Of persons or creatures, "indisposed or unable to move or act," from 1774.
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