The volatility of a liquid is the tendency of a liquid to （）.
Since the birth of the Barbie doll it has served as a sign to show the tendency of the fashion.
The term LEE SHORE refers to the（）.
Which lubricating oil additive is used in diesel engines to reduce the tendency for sludge and varnish to form on the engine parts?（）
As a vessel falls off the wind from close-hauled to a beam reach，the tendency for the vessel to move sideways through the water will（）.
The term PROLONGED BLAST refers to（）.
（）refers to the depth of a vessel below the waterline，measured vertically to the lowest part of the hull，propellers or other reference points.
The tendency for lubricating oil to thin out at high temperatures and thicken at low temperatures will be characterized by a （）.
The tendency of a flammable liquid to vaporize is indicated by its （）.
The term lee side refers to the（）.
（）is the tendency of a vessel to return to its original position after it is displaced therefrom.
'The Athens of the North' refers to ( ).
In CSE style, we don’t need to use numbers within the text to refer to the end references.
One of the negatives of the human tendency to conform is that _______.
______ refers to the depth of a vessel below the waterline，measured vertically to the lowest part of the hull，propellers or other reference points．
The sword of Damocles refers to ( ).
\The icy defender\ refers to the Russian river.
In CSE style, we don ’ t need to use numbers within the text to refer to the end references.
100. The overall set in Malacca straight is to the NW, but from May to September there is a tendency for SE sets to prevail in some N and central parts. In this sentence, “set” refers to ________.
The word "they" in the passage refers to
A beneficiary refers to the party in whose favor an L/C is opened, and it usually refers to the().
The word "Each" in the passage refers to
The word "them" in the passage refers to
中英互译：There is a growing tendency for parents to ask their children to accept extra educational programs over the recent years.
