surface
美:/ˈsɜrfəs/
英:/ˈsɜː(r)fɪs/
n.:
表面；地面；表层；水面
adj.:
表面的；水面的；外观的；(对高架及地下铁路说的)平地上的
v.:
升到水面；浮出水面；（隐藏或被掩盖一段时间后）露面；醒来
网络:
曲面；外表；平面
词形变换: (复数) surfaces (现在分词) surfacing (过去式) surfaced
例句
1.
Look always at the whole picture, rather than paying attention only to the surface or parts of it.
尽量拭着把握整体的局面，而非只注意表面或局部。
2.
The reservoir is under such pressure that it has forced tongues of molten rock up towards the surface, producing eruptions and earthquakes.
受板块压力影响，岩浆以岩舌的形式冲向地表，形成喷发和地震。
3.
They were then back up to the surface for a champagne reception at a local hotel.
之后，他们返回地面，在当地一家酒店举行了香槟宴。
4.
Very dazzles the contact surface and a more amusing rule, will light once more "looks at masters' game fervor again and again" .
更酷炫的界面和更好玩的规则，将再次点燃“连连看”高手们的游戏激情。
5.
Reflection The changing of the direction of the path of light ray by means of a surface.
借一个表面，把光束的路线改变的情况。
6.
Second, the cost of extracting minerals from several kilometres below the surface of the sea was prohibitive.
其次，数千公里的深海采矿耗费数目在当时也令人膛目。
7.
No flying fish broke the surface and there was no scattering of bait fish.
没有飞鱼跳出水面，鱼饵鱼也都没有散开。
8.
They creep along the seabed, their whisker vibrissae probing the surface to feel for the tubes of buried mollusks.
牠们沿海底爬行，用胡子般的触须探测海床，搜寻埋在底下的管状软体动物。
9.
But the surface of the midstream was quite flat , sliding along like a piece of solid matter.
不过中流的水面平稳极了，像凝固的一块在滑走。
10.
In the sun's case, magnetic energy forces a flux rope tens of thousands of kilometers upward from the surface.
从太阳方面看，磁能迫使通量绳上升到地表数万米之上。