vt.加速(坏事的发生)，使…突然降临，使突然陷入(某种状态)
adj.鲁莽的，草率的，仓促的
n.沉淀物，析出物

原形：precipitate第三人称单数：precipitates过去式：precipitated过去分词：precipitated现在分词：precipitating

The experiment showed that adding salt to the solution caused a precipitate of solid particles to form.
实验表明，在溶液中加入盐会导致固体颗粒沉淀。
Rainwater can often contain iron ions, which precipitate as rust when it reacts with oxygen.
雨水中常常含有铁离子，当它与氧气反应时会形成铁锈沉淀。
After mixing the two chemicals, a white precipitate appeared in the test tube.
在两种化学物质混合后，试管中出现了白色沉淀。
The chemist heated the mixture to remove any unwanted precipitates before analyzing the results.
化学家加热混合物以去除任何不希望出现的沉淀，然后进行分析。
The doctor prescribed a medication that would cause a precipitate allergic reaction in case of an overdose.
医生开了一种药物，如果过量服用，会引起立即的过敏反应。
The professor explained that the formation of a precipitate is a key indicator of a chemical reaction.
教授解释说，沉淀的形成是化学反应的一个关键标志。
The geologist observed the rock samples for signs of mineral precipitates, indicating ancient water activity.
地质学家观察岩石样本，寻找矿物质沉淀的迹象，这表明了古代的水活动。
In the coffee filter, a layer of coffee grounds formed as a precipitate, separating from the liquid.
在咖啡过滤器中，一层咖啡渣作为沉淀物形成，与液体分离。
The scientist carefully collected the precipitate and analyzed its composition for further research.
科学家小心翼翼地收集沉淀物，并对其组成进行分析以便进一步研究。
A sudden change in weather conditions led to the precipitate formation, blanketing the city in snow.
天气的突然变化导致了降水的形成，整个城市被雪覆盖。