v.(使)玻璃化，使成玻璃(状物质)

原形：vitrify第三人称单数：vitrifies过去式：vitrified过去分词：vitrified现在分词：vitrifying

The process of vitrifying waste materials involves heating them to an extremely high temperature, turning them into a glass-like substance.
将废物材料进行玻璃化处理的过程包括将它们加热到极高的温度，使它们变成类似玻璃的物质。
Scientists have successfully vitrified human eggs for later use in fertility treatments.
科学家已经成功地将人类卵子玻璃化，以便日后用于生育治疗。
Vitrification is a method used in archaeology to preserve delicate artifacts found in moist environments.
玻璃化是一种考古学中使用的方法，用于保存在潮湿环境中发现的脆弱文物。
The ancient Egyptians were known for their skill in vitrifying sand to create beautiful glass objects.
古埃及人以将沙子玻璃化以创造美丽的玻璃器皿而闻名。
Cryogenic vitrification is a technique used to preserve biological samples, like embryos and sperm, at very low temperatures without forming ice crystals.
低温玻璃化是一种技术，用于在非常低的温度下保存生物样本（如胚胎和精子），期间不形成冰晶。
In ceramics, vitrification occurs when the clay mixture is heated and fuses into a non-porous, glassy material.
在陶瓷工艺中，当泥浆混合物被加热并熔合成无孔、玻璃状的材料时，就会发生玻化现象。
The process of vitrifying nuclear waste makes it less harmful and more stable for long-term storage.
将核废料玻璃化的过程使其危害性降低，并且更稳定，便于长期储存。
Some types of wood, when subjected to high heat, can be vitrified and transformed into a hard, durable material similar to natural stone.
某些类型的木材在高温作用下可以被玻璃化，转变成一种类似于天然石材的坚硬、耐用材料。
Vitrification is crucial in the production of optical fibers, ensuring they have the necessary transparency and strength.
在光纤生产中，玻璃化过程至关重要，确保光纤具有必要的透明度和强度。
The art of glassblowing relies on the understanding of how different materials vitrify and can be shaped when molten.
玻璃吹制艺术依赖于对不同材料如何玻璃化以及熔融状态下可塑性的理解。