adj. 分叉的
vi. (指道路、河流、树枝等)分岔,分成两支
vt. 使分枝,使分叉
网络 二叉的; 两枝的; 分叉的
Drainage was to the north and individual channels bifurcate in that direction.
整个水系向北排水,各个河道朝该方向分叉。
Golf needs to "bifurcate" into a professional sport and a game for the masses, says Mr Fellows.
弗洛茨先生说,高尔夫需要“分叉”,一个针对职业运动一个针对大众运动。
Communicative and semantive translation bifurcate at a later stage of analytical or cognitive translation.
交际翻译和语义翻译在认知翻译的后阶段分道扬镳。
The hair loses luster, become dry and break easily, bifurcate and is thinning hair is the sign of health problems.
头发失去光泽、变得干枯、易断、分叉及头发变稀等都是健康问题的标志。
But when the external fields are very strong, the trajectory of an electron begins to bifurcate, thus chaos appears.
但是,当电场和磁场很强时,电子的运动轨道开始分岔,运动出现混沌。