用condenses造句子，“condenses”造句

China's famous wine condenses all essences under the heaven in each drop.

Time tunnel, always blooming all kinds of flowers in the sun, they grow, condenses night-that under different stories.

Part of the fun is the way he condenses the work of others who have approached the subject pompously or sententiously.

The dream work simultaneously condenses and displaces that which it is somehow or another struggling to make manifest as its object of desire.

Time condenses the past into memories, you can look back, but you can't turn around. Everything that you meet, what you say, what you have and what you lose can never be changed.

The flower of the vicissitudes of the years evolved into the cycle of the season, spring, summer, autumn and winter, never changed, with the gesture of flowers, full of spring, the temperature of the fingertips, condenses into the witness of love.

As the air rises, its temperature drops and water condenses.

Water vapour condenses to form thousands of tiny water droplets which scatter light.

Charlson had been puzzling over what unknown particles provide the nuclei on which moisture condenses, forming clouds.

Each syllable is impregnated with spiritual power, condenses a deep spiritual truth, and vibrates with the blessing of the speech of the buddhas.

A single bead of water condenses on a spore's surface; when the bead touches a film of water on another part of the spore, the bead pours into it, like raindrops merging on a windowshield.

Steam condenses into drops of water.

When water vapour condenses into cloud droplets it gives up energy and warms the surrounding air.

The vacuum dryer safely contains and condenses the hazardous vapors from such substances without any threat to your workplace environment or outside atmosphere.

Wind can not trace, but eventually condenses into the corner of the eye cold tears, in the time you are not seen, slipping quietly. Sighing at the moon, looking at time in silence, waving away. There is no language in silence.

As the hot steam condenses on the edges, it refreezes and forms icicles.

A 9, 000-gallon cistern at the Chartwell School in Seaside, Calif., condenses and collects fog along with rainwater and USES the water for educational activities, irrigation and to flush toilets.

Filial piety is a warm sunshine that can melt the ice that condenses in people's hearts.

In the summer high temperature, high humidity, if the watch is suddenly cold, water table containing more air condenses into water droplets or mist, dip in the table inside the glass.

When water vapor condenses onto these puffs, they shrink into densely packed knots, shaped like spindles (or two cones with their bases stuck together).

When the feeling is strong, then condenses into a drop of crystal, turn to make rain silk, sprinkle to the world, full, all is love, from then on, the heart is warm, lonely without a trace, even though quiet, still happy.

The frost that condenses on the glass is coloring in the moonlight and shone in the moonlight.