score什么意思英语翻译(英+中)

2021年1月19日发(作者：variants)
1
、
Drug
testing
employs
various
laboratory
techniques
to
detect
even
minute traces of the metabolic breakdown products of marijuana
，
cocaine,
and many kinds of prescription drugs. If a person takes a drug overdose
and
loses
consciousness
and no
one
is
sure
which
drug
was
consumed,
physicians quickly
test the urine to identify
the
drug
and determine
the
best treatment for saving the patient’s life

药检 运用了许多实验室方法
,
甚至可以检测到大麻、可卡因和多种处
方药代谢分解产物的蛛 丝马迹。

如果有人服药过量失去知觉而又无
人确定是哪种药物，
医生可马上 检验尿液来确定该药物并拿出拯救病
人生命的最佳方案。

2
、
Chyme’s volu
me and composition affect how fast the stomach empties.
For example, large meals activate more stomach receptors, these call for
more forceful contraction, and emptying speeds up.
食糜的量和组成成分 影响胃变空的速度。
例如，
大餐会刺激更多胃感
受器，这些命令造成更加强有力的收缩 ，胃变空的速度加快。

y associated with the urinary system is the reproductive system
，
by which human life is carried on to future generations. Sperm cells are
produced in the testicles of the male and ejaculated through the penis into
the
female
vagina.
The
fertilization
of
the
female’s
ovum
(egg)
by
the
male’s
sperm
is
called
conception.
It
usually
occurs
in
one
of
the
fallopian tubes, which the sperm reaches through active movement from
the
place
of
deposition.
Normally,
the
fertilized
egg
then
travels
to
the
uterus
与泌尿系统紧密联系

的是生殖系统，通过生殖系统人类生命得以世
代延续。
精子细胞在男性睾丸里产生，
并通过阴茎射精进入女性阴道。
女性的卵子与男性的精子 结合叫做受精
.
受精通常发生在其中一条
输卵管中，
精子从存放处通过主动 的运动到达输卵管。
在正常情况下，
受精卵接着游移到子宫，在此植入并变成胚胎，然后发育约
280
天
左右（直至分娩）
。

4
、
Although all pathogens pose potential threats if they gain entry to the
body,
the
chances
of
this
occurring
are
actually
quite
small.
They
must
first
overcome
a
number
of
effective
barriers,
many
of
which
were
established in the body prior to birth.
尽管 所有的病原体如果进入到身体后都会造成潜在的威胁，
但实际上
这个情况发生的可能性是非常小 的。
它们必须先克服一系列有效的屏
障，其中许多是在出生之前就已经建立的。

5.
Another
packages
the
manufactured
protein
for
transport
wherever
needed in the body.
再一个功能是加工包装制造的蛋白质

，并将其运输到身体所需的各
个部位。

6. Although all pathogens pose potential threats if they gain entry to the
body, the chances of this occurring are actually quite small
尽管所有的病原体如果进 入到身体后都会造成潜在的威胁，
但实际上
这个情况发生的可能性是非常小的。

7. Confusion, memory loss, and inability to distinguish reality and fantasy
are all symptoms that can be caused by damage to the brain.
困惑，
,
记忆丧失
,
分不清真实和幻想
(< br>痴呆
)
，所有的这些症状，都可
能是由大脑损伤造成的。

ng
the
cytoplasm
is
the
cell
membrane,
which
keeps
the
cell
contents in and undesirable material out.
包围着细胞质的是细胞膜，它包含着细胞内容物
,
并将不需要的物质
隔离在外

ians can often detect or predict heart problems by measuring the
rate of the heartbeat (called the pulse) and by taking the patient’s blood
pressure
医生经常可以通过测量心脏搏动的速率
（又叫脉搏）
和通过测量病人
的血压检测或者预测心脏问题。
.
n C is supposed to improve short-term memory, some claim, as
well as “cure”schizophrenia and depression. Studies ruled out its effect on
the former
维生素
C
可以改善人的短期记忆，一些人声称，也可 以治愈精神分
裂症和抑郁症。研究排除了它对前者的影响。

11.
Such
a
stressful
state
may
also
make
a
person
more
vulnerable
to
other
factors
present,
influencing
the
integrity
of
the
immune
system,
food behaviors, and nutritional status.
这样紧张的状态也可能使 人更容易受到其他因素，
影响免疫系统的完
整性，饮食习惯和营养状况。

countries where modern medical facilities are available, infectious
diseases
that
were
once
widespread
killers
can
now
be
prevented
or
diagnosed early and cured. Thanks to vaccines, antibiotics, and improved
sanitation,
most
of
the
dreaded
epidemics
of
the
past
are
not
likely
to
recur.
在一些现代医疗设施齐备的国家，
过去一度是大规模的杀手的传染性< br>疾病现在已经可以被预防或者被很早地诊断出来并治愈。多亏了疫
苗，抗生素，还有公共卫生条件 的改善，过去绝大部分令人可怕的传
染病已经不大可能会卷土重来了。

the specialized scientific views of the body are valid. All, however,
must
start
from
the
same
premise:
an
awareness
of
the
body’s
basic