mainly, majorly

　　主要

　　This is not primarily the task of arms, though we will defend ourselves and our friends by force of arms when necessary.

　　meteoritic

　　陨石的

　　A mixture of meteoritic water and cometary water would not work either because this combination would still contain a higher concentration of deuterium than is found in the oceans.

　　erosion

　　腐蚀、风化

　　But then the inevitable erosion of some of their privileges has barely begun.

　　agent

　　药剂

　　Although the message indicates that you can now configure the installed agent, you do not need to do that at this time.

　　erase

　　擦除

　　You can negotiate with it, ask it questions, draw it, erase it, surround it with a soothing or neutralizing color, and so on

　　indicator

　　指标, 指示物

　　One key indicator of the value of any research is the number of times it is quoted by other scientists in their work.

　　highland

　　高地、丘陵

　　Once an isolated highland, it has been the home shared by people of more than 10 nationalities, with pure blue sky, clear and beautiful lake as well as the legendary matriarchal community.

　　debris

　　碎片、残骸

　　And then fade up: the player recovers control of their avatar, and can crawl out of the debris, only to see devastation, and die.

　　Copernicus

　　哥白尼

　　Copernicus was terribly persecuted for his scientific theory.

　　eject

　　emit

　　喷射

　　So in this case, we don't have enough energy to eject an electron, so, an electron is not ejected.

　　boulder

　　rock

　　石头

　　In February 2007, a team including Thornton prepared to set out from Boulder for a research cruise from Long Island Sound to Iceland via Norway.

　　splash

　　溅

　　This finding is similar to observations in Thailand, where a seawall at Patong Beach caused a splash-up of the tsunami wave and buildings behind it only suffered modest structural damages.

　　fluidized

　　液化的

　　The circulation of solids between two fluidized beds makes it possible to transport the vast quantities of heat produced or needed in large reactors.

　　permafrost

　　永久冻土

　　During warming, the gas burped into the atmosphere from natural reservoirs, or "carbon sinks", such aspermafrost and the oceans.

　　explosive

　　爆炸性的

　　The explosive mixture in a rocket consists of both a fuel and a supply of oxygen.

　　liquefy

　　液化、溶解

　　And it's not as if the U.S. would export the excess supply, since the country lacks the infrastructure to easilyliquefy large amounts of the gas to sell abroad.

　　fluid

　　液态的

　　solid,gaseous

　　Edema: In 1845, during his last two months of life, Jackson began experiencing edema, an abnormal accumulation of fluid beneath his skin and in certain cavities.