coarsen

coarsen

美 [ˈkɔrs(ə)n] 　英 [ˈkɔː(r)s(ə)n]

• v.（使）变厚；（使）变得粗鲁无礼
• 网络变粗糙；使某物变粗糙；使变粗俗

词形变化

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Laws should not be based on the subjective concept retribution. Killing people does nothing but coarsen society.

法律不应该以个人的报复心理为基础。杀人没什么，不过是让社会更加粗俗而已。

Interestingly, the decision to coarsen can be made independent to the number of threads contending for the locks.

有趣的是，是否进行锁粗化，与竞争锁的线程数量是无关的。

Ion, and the cathode surface active strengthening, also reduces the electrochemical polarization, cause crystallization coarsen.

离子和阴极表面活性增强﹐也降低了电化学极化﹐导致结晶变粗。

It may also coarsen the tone of political debate, worries Stuart Rothenberg, a political analyst.

它可能会令政治辩论的表达方式更为粗俗随意，政治分析家斯图亚特•罗森伯格担忧地认为。

For instance body centre of gravity is put on a leg only, time grew to make a habit, this leg can coarsen.

比如身体重心只放在一只腿上，时间长了成为习惯，这只腿就会变粗。

But surpassed this contents, the crystal grain of alloy became coarsen, and the hardness reduced along with.

但超过这个加入量，合金晶粒开始变粗，硬度也随之降低。