gradations

英 [grəˈdeɪʃənz]

美 [greɪˈdeɪʃənz]

n.  逐渐的变化; 层次; 阶段; 等级; 刻度
gradation的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 逐渐的变化；渐变
  Gradationsare small differences or changes in things.
  1. But TV images require subtle gradations of light and shade.
     但是，电视影像要求有十分细微的光影变化。

双语例句

• Interpolation method of color gradually changed on 3-D printing technology the gradations of color in the rainbow
  三维打印快速成型技术的色彩渐变插值方法彩虹颜色的逐渐变化
• She sees things as being either right or wrong, with no gradations in between.
  她看事物不是对的就是错的，其间没有渐进变化。
• The cultural structure is based on the different gradations of the basic needs of human beings.
  人类生存基本需求的不同层面决定文化的基本结构。
• Of similar origin was the practice, if not the plan, of modern French administration, with its symmetrical divisions of territory and its orderly gradations of office.
  现代的法国行政管理及其均匀划分行政区域和秩序井然地将办公机关分成等级，如果不是在计划上至少是在实践上来自同样的起因。
• But TV images require subtle gradations of light and shade.
  但是，电视影像要求有十分细微的光影变化。
• There Nature has woven a natural selvage, and the eye rises by just gradations from the low shrubs of the shore to the highest trees.
  大自然编织了一幅很自然的织锦，眼睛可以从沿岸最低的矮树渐渐地望上去，望到最高的树。
• Secondly, the effect of different gradations on asphalt sand mixture performance was studied.
  其次，探讨了级配对沥青砂应力吸收层混合料性能的影响。
• There are many gradations between good and bad.
  在好与坏之间还有许多不同的层次。
• Experimental investigation on mechanical properties of a volcanic ash with different grain size gradations
  不同颗粒级配的某火山灰的力学性质试验研究
• There are two gradations in the index system.
  该指标体系具体包括了两个层次。