lifesaving

基本解釋

The technological breakthrough for golden rice came back in 1999, and the crop quickly became a symbol for those who believe in the lifesaving potential of GM crops.
黃金大米的技術(shù)突破發(fā)生在1999年，對(duì)於那些相信轉(zhuǎn)基因作物有救命潛力的人，這種作物迅速成爲(wèi)了一個(gè)標(biāo)志。
For example, the Boy Scouts of America allows more than 100 different merit badges to be earned, each focused on a specific topic such as Plant Science or Lifesaving.
例如，美國(guó)童子軍有可以因100個(gè)不同的優(yōu)點(diǎn)而獲得獎(jiǎng)勵(lì)徽章，每一個(gè)都以如植物科學(xué)或救生等特定主題爲(wèi)著眼點(diǎn)。
Mixing the aversive with the appetitive sends conflicting information to the brain, and confusion is what the senses are trying to avoid as they supply you with useful, lifesaving information.
把令人嫌惡的和誘人的東西混起來(lái)會(huì)給大腦發(fā)送沖突的信息，睏惑的是你的感覺(jué)正在試圖避免什麼，因爲(wèi)它爲(wèi)你提供有用的救命的信息。

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A lifesaving drug, operation, or action is one that saves someone's life or is likely to save their life.
You use lifesaving to refer to the skills and activities connected with rescuing people, especially people who are drowning.