mass
US /mæs/
UK /mæs/
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质量
the quantity of matter which a body contains, as measured by its inertia
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The mass of an object determines its weight.
物体的质量决定其重量。
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Scientists are studying the mass of subatomic particles.
科学家正在研究亚原子粒子的质量。
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弥撒
(often capitalized) the celebration of the Eucharist in the Roman Catholic Church
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They attended Mass every Sunday.
他们每周日都参加弥撒。
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The priest celebrated the morning Mass.
牧师主持了早晨的弥撒。
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聚集, 集中
assemble into a mass or groups
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The clouds began to mass on the horizon.
云层开始在地平线上聚集。
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The protesters massed outside the government building.
抗议者聚集在政府大楼外。
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大规模的, 大众的
relating to or involving large numbers of people or things
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The event attracted a mass audience.
该活动吸引了大量观众。
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They launched a mass marketing campaign.
他们发起了一场大规模营销活动。