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磁极

Word · NounTraditional磁極

magnetic pole; north/south pole of a magnet

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Meanings

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1.

noun

magnetic pole; the region of a magnet where the magnetic field is strongest

In physics, every magnet has two poles: the north-seeking pole (北极) and the south-seeking pole (南极). In bar or needle magnets, these poles are located at the ends.

Dì地
qiú球
yǒu有
liǎng两
gè个
cí磁
jí极
 ,
fēn分
bié别
shì是
běi北
jí极
hé和
nán南
jí极
 。

The Earth has two magnetic poles: the North Magnetic Pole and the South Magnetic Pole.

Cí磁
tiě铁
de的
cí磁
jí极
kě可
yǐ以
xī吸
yǐn引
tiě铁
dīng钉
 。

The magnetic poles of a magnet can attract iron nails.

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Kē科
xué学
jiā家
zhèng正
zài在
yán研
jiū究
tài太
yáng阳
cí磁
jí极
de的
fān翻
zhuǎn转
xiàn现
xiàng象
 。

Scientists are studying the reversal phenomenon of the Sun's magnetic poles.

Cí磁
zhǐ针
zhǐ指
běi北
de的
yī一
duān端
shì是
běi北
jí极
 ,
zhǐ指
nán南
de的
yī一
duān端
shì是
nán南
jí极
 。

The end of a magnetic needle pointing north is the north pole, while the end pointing south is the south pole.