vt. & vi.
②筹策(计划等);
His brain was incubating plans for raising money.
他在动脑子酝酿筹款计划.
A plan was slowly incubating in her mind.
一个计划逐渐在她脑中形成.
-扩展释义
vt.
孵卵,孵化; 温育; 酝酿;逐渐发展
The first hope is that he will incubate companies of Google’s caliber with Chinese characteristics.
第一个期望是孵化出一个有着Google水准并有中国特色的高素质公司。
vt.
孵化,潜伏,使...发展
The first hope is that he will incubate companies of Google’s caliber with Chinese characteristics.
第一个期望是孵化出一个有着Google水准并有中国特色的高素质公司。
词组
||1:This is the unnervingly plausible set-up for Joanne Ramos’s impressive debut novel, “The Farm”.||2:The title comes from the employees’ name for this high-end surrogacy outfit, where mostly destitute women incubate the infants of the 1%.||3:Befitting an era when parents strive to give their offspring ever-more sophisticated advantages, the place is calibrated to maximise “fetal potential”, with customised diets, wristbands to monitor activity levels and wearable machines that broadcast Mozart’s symphonies and Churchill’s speeches directly into the womb.||4:Hired “hosts” submit to constant scrutiny—there are cameras everywhere.||5:White surrogates are rare and command a premium, particularly if they have been to university.
||1:这就是乔安妮·拉莫斯令人印象深刻的处女作《农场》中刻画的令人不安的似是而非的场景。||2:这个书名来自于这家高端代孕机构的员工名字,在这家机构里,大多数贫困女性为1%的人代孕婴儿。||3:在这个时代,父母们努力给后代更多复杂的优势,得益于此,这个地方的标准是最大化“胎儿潜能”,饮食定制,腕带用来监测活动水平,可穿戴设备可以将莫扎特的交响乐和丘吉尔的演讲直接送入子宫。||4:雇佣的“代孕”要接受持续的审查——到处都是摄像头。||5:白人代孕者很少见,而且价格不菲,尤其是如果还上过大学。
verb
1.(in a laboratory or other controlled situation) keep (eggs, bacteria, embryos, etc.) at a suitable temperature so that they develop.
‘the samples were _incubated_ at 80°C for 3 minutes’
‘The so-called ‘primary males’ can be produced at high frequency in the laboratory by _incubating_ developing embryos at temperatures between 18° and 20°.’
2.(of a bird) sit on (eggs) in order to keep them warm and bring them to hatching.
‘Females build the nest, _incubate_ eggs, and brood nestlings, but both sexes choose the nest site and feed offspring.’
‘In monogamous species, both the male and female build the nest, _incubate_ eggs, brood young and feed nestlings and fledglings.’
3.Be developing an infectious disease before symptoms appear.
‘the possibility that she was _incubating_ early syphilis’
‘Matthew had still been _incubating_ the disease when he gave blood and my heart goes out to the people who were given it.’
4.Develop slowly without outward or perceptible signs.
‘the BSE bug _incubates_ for around three years’
‘Malignant cells _incubated_ with nanoshells and exposed to the light source showed signs of irreversible heat damage and cell death, but control cells were left undamaged.’
5.Give support and aid the development of (a new small business).
‘Whether they’re funneling talent to start-up firms or the country’s largest corporations, companies known for _incubating_ tomorrow’s CEOs maintain a virtuous circle composed of four equally crucial and interrelated steps.’
‘Innovation is running rampant in this whole arena, and new businesses are being _incubated_ at a rate never seen before in the industry.’
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