We must conclude that when the distance between the molecules is very small, there are forces of repulsion.(我們必須斷定當分子間距離很小時，就存在互相排斥的力量。)

Like poles repel, and the repulsion between the two fields is strong enough to make the metal distort.(正如同極相斥，而這兩個場之間的排斥力強到足以使那塊金屬變形。)

And this is a very high number because it depends upon electron-electron repulsion.(這個數(shù)很大，因為這取決于電子電子之間的排斥力。)

And so when they become very, very closely spaced there is mutual repulsion of those electrons.(所以當它們越來越近的時候，這些電子會產(chǎn)生相互的排斥力。)

I felt a mixture of amazement and repulsion.(我感到驚愕并混雜著反感。)

She gave a dramatic shudder of repulsion.(她由于厭惡而身體劇烈發(fā)抖。)

When atoms or molecules get too close they repel with a large repulsion.(當原子或分子靠得太近時，它們以很大的斥力相互排斥。)

Now, how about this repulsion between electrons?(電子間的斥力是什么樣子呢？)

This is the repulsion, not the repulsion.(這是斥力，不是斥力。)

And that's what you want because the electron repulsion is only felt when you are in really, really close.(而那就是你想要的，因為電子間的斥力只有當它們，離得非常非常近時才能感覺得到。)