volatile

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/ˈvɒl.ə.taɪl/
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volatileприлагательное
more volatile
Срав.
most volatile
Превосх.
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Переводы
The volatile chemicals need to be handled with care.
Летучие химикаты нужно обращаться с осторожностью.
The stock market is very volatile this year.
Фондовый рынок в этом году очень неустойчивый.
His volatile mood swings made it difficult to predict his reactions.
Его изменчивые перепады настроения затрудняли предсказание его реакций.
Определения
Liable to change rapidly and unpredictably, especially for the worse.
The stock market has been extremely volatile this week, with prices fluctuating wildly.
Easily evaporated at normal temperatures.
The volatile nature of the chemical makes it dangerous to handle without proper precautions.
Prone to sudden or unexpected outbursts of emotion or violence.
He has a volatile temper, which can be triggered by the smallest things.
(Computing) Designating memory or storage that loses its contents when power is removed.
Unlike hard drives, RAM is volatile memory and is cleared when the computer is turned off.
volatileсуществительное
volatiles
множ.
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/ˈvɒl.ə.taɪl/
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/ˈvɑː.lə.t̬əl/
Used chiefly in chemistry and planetary science to denote a substance that evaporates readily or substances released as vapor.
Определения
A substance that evaporates readily at normal temperatures; a volatile compound.
The spacecraft detected water ice and other volatiles on the comet's surface.
Синонимы
volatile substance
volatile compound