polarising

两极化
常用释义
v. （使）两极化；（使）偏振；（使）极化（polarise 的现在分词，polarise 等于 polarize）

扩展信息

偏光
...GA+显示器（1400 X 1050 像素），以及偏光(polarising)显示器。

例句

A polarising filter will give you more control over the surface shine.

He is Iran's most polarising president in decades, and has spent much of his five years in office at loggerheads with his rivals at home.

And elsewhere, the mere suggestion of gay pride events can prove so polarising that activists do not plan them.

Mr Bush's foreign policy has turned its author into one of the most polarising presidents in American history.

The trouble with using such a reference--albeit in heavy quotation marks--is that such rhetoric has an almost automatic polarising effect.

Once a polarising national figure, he is now universally respected as the country's moral conscience.

They hope that her resignation has opened a space for a less polarising and more competent candidate.

Then again, she adopted a similar tone after her first electoral victory four years ago, only to become a highly polarising president.

Once a polarising figure in Peru, he is now widely respected as his country's conscience.

News Corporation does, however, own the most polarising cable network in the country: the Fox News Channel.

He is as polarising within the Left Party as outside it.

This creates a feedback loop: if climate change were real, why is it so polarising?

Polarising microscope in reflected light

更新时间：2025-06-25 06:38