4.the gradual disintegration of traditional values
传统价值观念逐渐解体
5.a gradual descent from land to sea
由陆地逐渐倾斜海
6.a gradual improvement in his work
他工作上逐步改进
7.the figures were a pointer to gradual economic recovery.
这些数字表示经济逐渐复苏。
8.The land slopes to the sea by a gradual descent.
陆地逐渐向海边倾斜。
9.The doctor noticed a gradual improvement in his patient.
医生注意到病人在逐渐恢复健康。
10.steering the pell-mell development of Europe on to a new and more gradual course.
将欧洲乱糟糟发展局面引入一个新、更加渐进航道。
11.I melted the butter in a saucepan. Figuratively the term suggests gradual dispersion, dissipation, and disappearance:
我在长柄锅内熔解黄油。 这个词比喻用法可以表示逐渐消散、消耗及消失：
12.There has been a gradual increase in the number of families owning refrigerators.
拥有电冰箱家庭数一直在逐步增加。
13.As I sit in a shadowy corner, I observe a slow and gradual elongation of his mouth.
坐在一个暗角落里我观察到他而逐渐地伸长。
14.Gradual degradation of α-actinin and actin was detected under both temperatures, and it was more obvious at 4℃.
α-辅肌动蛋白和肌动蛋白在2种温度下冷藏均呈逐渐降解趋势，且在4℃下冷藏降解更为显著；
15.It takes mysterious and romantic fuchsine, gradual changing violet red, in all;it pleased both eye and mind.
标志采用神秘、浪漫品红+淡淡紫红渐变趋向，使标志达到了享心悦目境地。
16.Consistent pond is lentic, soak is stranded for a long time, water lubricious gradual change, surface has bubble then.
这是由于水中腐物污染了水,起了生化应。
17.The barbarization of Roman army had a long history and was a gradual and lasting process, so the pace of barbarization of army steeping up was an inevitable product.
罗马军队蛮族化由来已久，是一个渐进性、历时性过程，3世纪罗马军队蛮族化步伐加快是其必然结果。
18.Later the correspondent spoke into the bottom of the boat. "Billie!" There was a slow and gradual disentanglement. "Billie, will you spell me?" "Sure," said the oiler.
後來記者朝著艙底說話。“比利！”地艙底兩個人逐漸分開。“比利，你換我好嗎？”
19.A powerful blue vibration stimulator in an ultimate gradual design providing explosive orgasms. Velvety soft textured. With multispeed vibrations.
这是一款蓝色强力振荡器。由大到小设计会带给你渐进爆炸式高潮。非常非常柔软材质。速度可调。
20.The historical development of a language is hardly a sudden transformation of one language into another, but a gradual and constant process, often indiscernible to speakers of the same generation.
；平缓
词
想词
，急促
海
应。
