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barnacles

/ˈbɑːrnəkəlz/ /ˈbɑːrnɪkəlz/

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noun

藤壶, 节肢动物。

A marine crustacean of the subclass Cirripedia that attaches itself to submerged surfaces such as tidal rocks or the bottoms of ships.

Examples :

"The bottom of the old sailboat was covered in barnacles, making it slow and difficult to steer. "

那艘旧帆船的底部长满了藤壶，导致船速变慢，难以操控。

animal nature organism biology nautical ocean environment

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noun

藤壶鹅

The barnacle goose.

Examples :

"The flock contained both Canada geese and barnacle geese. "

这群鸟中既有加拿大鹅，也有藤壶鹅。

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noun

现场更改，临时更改

In electrical engineering, a change made to a product on the manufacturing floor that was not part of the original product design.

Examples :

"The engineer added extra shielding to the circuit board during production; these unplanned modifications were considered "barnacles" by the design team. "

生产过程中，工程师在电路板上增加了额外的屏蔽；这些未计划的修改被设计团队认为是“现场更改 (xiàn chǎng gēng gǎi)”或者“临时更改 (lín shí gēng gǎi)”。

technology electronics industry technical machine

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noun

补线, 飞线.

On printed circuit boards, a change such as soldering a wire in order to connect two points, or addition such as an added resistor or capacitor, subassembly or daughterboard.

Examples :

"The engineer added some barnacles to the circuit board, including a small capacitor and a connecting wire, to improve its performance. "

为了提升电路板的性能，工程师在电路板上加了一些飞线和补线，包括一个小的电容器和一根连接线。

electronics technical device computing

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noun

垃圾文件，无用文件

A deprecated or obsolete file, image or other artifact that remains with a project even though it is no longer needed.

Examples :

""After the website redesign, many old image files became barnacles, cluttering the server but serving no purpose." "

网站重新设计后，许多旧的图片文件就变成了垃圾文件，堆满了服务器，毫无用处。

computing technical internet

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noun

夹鼻钳

(in the plural) An instrument like a pair of pincers, to fix on the nose of a vicious horse while shoeing so as to make it more tractable.

Examples :

"The blacksmith used the barnacles on the horse's nose to keep it calm while he fitted the new shoes. "

铁匠用夹鼻钳夹住马的鼻子，让它在钉新马蹄铁的时候保持安静。

animal utensil agriculture

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noun

夹鼻眼镜，老花眼镜。

(in the plural) A pair of spectacles.

Examples :

"My grandfather wore his barnacles to read the newspaper every morning. "

我爷爷每天早上都戴着他的老花眼镜看报纸。

wear appearance

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noun

白食，容易到手的好处。

A good job, or snack easily obtained.

Examples :

""For him, grading those simple quizzes was real barnacles; he finished them quickly and got back to watching TV." "

对他来说，改那些简单的测验简直是白食，他很快就改完了，然后回去看电视了。

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noun

老练的水手, 经验丰富的水手

A worldly sailor.

Examples :

"Captain Pete, a true barnacle, had sailed the seven seas for over fifty years and had a fascinating story for every port he'd visited. "

皮特船长是个名副其实的老练水手，他航行七海超过五十年，每个到过的港口都有精彩的故事。

nautical sailing ocean person

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verb

附着，黏附。

To connect with or attach.

Examples :

"The algae barnacled to the side of the boat, making it difficult to clean. "

藻类紧紧地附着在船舷上，很难清理干净。

organism nautical biology ocean animal

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verb

紧贴，附着.

To press close against something.

Examples :

"The tired children barnacled their mother as they waited in the long security line at the airport, clinging to her legs and arms for comfort. "

在机场漫长的安检队伍里，疲惫的孩子们紧紧地贴着他们的母亲，抱着她的腿和胳膊寻求安慰。

animal biology nautical ocean