hibernating

英 [ˈhaɪbəneɪtɪŋ]

美 [ˈhaɪbərneɪtɪŋ]

v.  冬眠; 蛰伏
hibernate的现在分词

COCA.39796

柯林斯词典

• VERB 蛰伏;冬眠
  Animals thathibernatespend the winter in a state like a deep sleep.
  1. Dormice hibernate from October to May...
     榛睡鼠从10月冬眠到5月。
  2. Hibernating insects begin to move.
     蛰伏的昆虫们开始活动。

双语例句

• First, animals in colder climates are less active, often resting or hibernating to conserve energy.
  首先，生活在较冷气候中的动物活跃性较差，经常通过休息或冬眠来保存能量。
• A hibernating process becomes active again when a wake request is issued.
  当发出唤醒请求后，休止中的进程再次变成活动状态。
• People who find hibernating animals asleep often think that they are dead.
  人们看到处于冬眠状态的动物，常常以为它们死了。这是一个复合句。
• Some animals are hibernating.
  一些动物要冬眠！
• Blood flow in the brain of a hibernating arctic ground squirrel drops to a tenth of normal.
  冬眠中的北极地鼠的脑部血液循环速度只有平时的十分之一。
• Hibernating animals can sleep all through the winter without eating any food with no ill effect.
  冬眠的动物能不吃东西度过整个冬天，而无不良后果。
• But they do not sleep soundly the whole time, as true hibernating animals do.
  但是，整个时间里，它们都睡得不踏实，不像真正的冬眠动物那样。
• Lurking deep below the surface in California and Wyoming are two hibernating volcanoes of almost unimaginable fury.
  在美国加州与怀俄明州的地底深处，埋伏著两座休眠火山，其狂暴的程度可是超乎想像。
• Extreme cold can wake a hibernating animal.
  极度的寒冷能使正在冬眠的动物苏醒。
• Local people saw hibernating snakes coming out from their holes and into the snow.
  当地百姓看见冬眠中的蛇从洞里爬出来钻进雪里。