conducive

美音：[kənˈduːsiv] 英音：[kənˈdjuːsiv]

简单释义：

adj.有益于…的

网络有助于…的；有益的；有助的

完整释义：

adj.

1.有益于...的,有利于...的

例句：

Gibbs energy derived substrate is conducive to the increase of the substrate coating process for wetting the surface.
推导出底材吉布斯能的增加有利于涂料在底材表面的润湿过程的进行。
In particular, the background color of the ink thickness deviation thicker to be able to provide an environment conducive for gloss.
尤其是底色的不朱层厚量偏厚一些，不妨为平华供应一个不利的本原。
When I was young, I used to spread my homework out on the floor; somehow it felt more expansive, more conducive to creative thought.
稍长一点，我常把作业本平铺在地上写作业；不管怎样，那让我有种更易拓宽思路，更有助于记忆，更富于创造力的感觉。
Mr Brown finally succeeded Mr Blair, and clever tactics and conducive circumstances gave him a giddy bounce in the opinion polls.
布朗最终取代了布莱尔，并且利用技巧和有利环境使他在民意调查中起死回生。
Thus after three years of continuous campaigning, we found that conditions, within Nepal, were getting conducive for launching People's War.
于是，经过3年不断的斗争，我们发现在尼泊尔国内发动人民战争的有利条件逐渐具备了。
"We hope that this consensus . . . is conducive to boosting market confidence, " she said.
“我们希望这项共识···有利于恢复市场信心，”她说。
Through a number of traditional technologies in the kraft paper is not conducive to overcoming some of the disadvantages.
再通过一些传统的工艺技术把牛皮纸中不利的一些缺点克服。
Iran has not acted in ways that are conducive to peace in the region or to the prosperity of its own people, he said.
他说，伊朗还没有采取有益于地区和平或本国人民富强的行动。

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