Definition of adiabatic in English:

adiabatic

adjective ˌeɪdʌɪəˈbatɪkˌadɪəˈbatɪk

Physics

1Relating to or denoting a process or condition in which heat does not enter or leave the system concerned.
（与）绝热（有关）的
the adiabatic expansion of a perfect gas
Example sentencesExamples
- The quantum and classical Carnot engines therefore operate in the same way - a closed cycle of two isothermal and two adiabatic processes.
- This is what makes the air cooler higher up: the process is called adiabatic expansion/compression.
- My genetic code has been perfected by an intricate adiabatic process over ten decades, and I am practically immortal.
- Entropy, according to the 2nd law, can indeed remain constant but only either in reversible adiabatic processes or in reversible cycles.
- Working closely with environmental engineers, Arup New York, it settled on a passive climate controlled system known as adiabatic cooling, which takes advantage of the hot arid climate.
1. 1.1 Impassable to heat.
  隔热的

noun ˌeɪdʌɪəˈbatɪkˌadɪəˈbatɪk

Physics

A curve or formula representing adiabatic phenomena.
绝热曲线（公式）
Example sentencesExamples
- On the thermal plane, the adiabatics appear as straight lines corresponding to different entropies.

Derivatives

adiabatically

adverb

Physics

It changes adiabatically as the slow enzymatic reaction progresses.
Example sentencesExamples
- The latter ensures that a ‘fossil record’ of any heating or cooling is kept even if the gas subsequently changes its pressure adiabatically (under energy conservation).
- The batch of mantle ascends adiabatically, whereas the geotherm becomes conductive.
- Most current machines can therefore rely on inertial cooling - in other words the components are simply allowed to heat up adiabatically and then cooled slowly between pulses.
- Air temperatures at 2 m height at other parts of the quadrangle were assumed to vary adiabatically from the reference location measurements at - 5.5 C / km increase in elevation.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek adiabatos 'impassable', from a- 'not' + dia 'through' + batos 'passable' (from bainein 'go'), + -ic.

Definition of adiabatic in US English:

adiabatic

adjective

Physics

1Relating to or denoting a process or condition in which heat does not enter or leave the system concerned.
（与）绝热（有关）的
the adiabatic expansion of a perfect gas
Example sentencesExamples
- This is what makes the air cooler higher up: the process is called adiabatic expansion/compression.
- Working closely with environmental engineers, Arup New York, it settled on a passive climate controlled system known as adiabatic cooling, which takes advantage of the hot arid climate.
- My genetic code has been perfected by an intricate adiabatic process over ten decades, and I am practically immortal.
- Entropy, according to the 2nd law, can indeed remain constant but only either in reversible adiabatic processes or in reversible cycles.
- The quantum and classical Carnot engines therefore operate in the same way - a closed cycle of two isothermal and two adiabatic processes.
1. 1.1 Impassable to heat.
  隔热的

noun

Physics

A curve or formula representing adiabatic phenomena.
绝热曲线（公式）
Example sentencesExamples
- On the thermal plane, the adiabatics appear as straight lines corresponding to different entropies.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek adiabatos ‘impassable’, from a- ‘not’ + dia ‘through’ + batos ‘passable’ (from bainein ‘go’), + -ic.

词汇	adiabatic
释义	Definition of adiabatic in English: adiabatic adjective ˌeɪdʌɪəˈbatɪkˌadɪəˈbatɪk Physics 1Relating to or denoting a process or condition in which heat does not enter or leave the system concerned. （与）绝热（有关）的 the adiabatic expansion of a perfect gas Example sentencesExamples The quantum and classical Carnot engines therefore operate in the same way - a closed cycle of two isothermal and two adiabatic processes. This is what makes the air cooler higher up: the process is called adiabatic expansion/compression. My genetic code has been perfected by an intricate adiabatic process over ten decades, and I am practically immortal. Entropy, according to the 2nd law, can indeed remain constant but only either in reversible adiabatic processes or in reversible cycles. Working closely with environmental engineers, Arup New York, it settled on a passive climate controlled system known as adiabatic cooling, which takes advantage of the hot arid climate. 1.1 Impassable to heat. 隔热的 noun ˌeɪdʌɪəˈbatɪkˌadɪəˈbatɪk Physics A curve or formula representing adiabatic phenomena. 绝热曲线（公式） Example sentencesExamples On the thermal plane, the adiabatics appear as straight lines corresponding to different entropies. Derivatives adiabatically adverb Physics It changes adiabatically as the slow enzymatic reaction progresses. Example sentencesExamples The latter ensures that a ‘fossil record’ of any heating or cooling is kept even if the gas subsequently changes its pressure adiabatically (under energy conservation). The batch of mantle ascends adiabatically, whereas the geotherm becomes conductive. Most current machines can therefore rely on inertial cooling - in other words the components are simply allowed to heat up adiabatically and then cooled slowly between pulses. Air temperatures at 2 m height at other parts of the quadrangle were assumed to vary adiabatically from the reference location measurements at - 5.5 C / km increase in elevation. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek adiabatos 'impassable', from a- 'not' + dia 'through' + batos 'passable' (from bainein 'go'), + -ic. Definition of adiabatic in US English: adiabatic adjective Physics 1Relating to or denoting a process or condition in which heat does not enter or leave the system concerned. （与）绝热（有关）的 the adiabatic expansion of a perfect gas Example sentencesExamples This is what makes the air cooler higher up: the process is called adiabatic expansion/compression. Working closely with environmental engineers, Arup New York, it settled on a passive climate controlled system known as adiabatic cooling, which takes advantage of the hot arid climate. My genetic code has been perfected by an intricate adiabatic process over ten decades, and I am practically immortal. Entropy, according to the 2nd law, can indeed remain constant but only either in reversible adiabatic processes or in reversible cycles. The quantum and classical Carnot engines therefore operate in the same way - a closed cycle of two isothermal and two adiabatic processes. 1.1 Impassable to heat. 隔热的 noun Physics A curve or formula representing adiabatic phenomena. 绝热曲线（公式） Example sentencesExamples On the thermal plane, the adiabatics appear as straight lines corresponding to different entropies. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek adiabatos ‘impassable’, from a- ‘not’ + dia ‘through’ + batos ‘passable’ (from bainein ‘go’), + -ic.
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