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chain英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]链,锁链 (length of) connected metal links or rings, used for hauling or supporting weights or for fastening or restraining things
  2. [C]一系列的事物 series of connected things
  3. [C]联号,连锁店或旅馆 group of shops or hotels owned by the same company
  4. [P]束缚 thing that confines or restrains
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 用铁链锁住 make fast with a chain or chains
  2. vt. 束缚 bind down

chain是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 束缚,拘禁,拘束,羁绊
  2. 链,链条,链子
  3. 项圈
  4. 镣铐
  5. 联号
  6. 一系列,一连串,连锁,连续
  7. 【纺】经纱
  8. 【电】电路
  9. 表链
  10. 山脉
  11. 【化】链
  12. 【海】锚链
  13. 【测】测链
  14. <美>(公司下属的)联号商店,连锁商店
v. (动词)
  1. 用锁链拴住,用链子拴住,用铁链锁住,用链(条)系住
  2. 束缚
  3. 连结
  4. 【测】用测链测量
  5. 固定
  6. 囚禁,拘禁,监禁
  7. 给…带上镣铐

chain变形

复数:chains

第三人称单数:chains

现在分词:chaining

过去式:chained

过去分词:chained

chain词根

词根:chain

adj.

chained 链接的;装链的

v.

chained 束缚(chain的过去分词);用链条系住

chain英英释义

noun

a series of usually metal links or rings connected to or fitted into one another and used for various purposes (such as support, restraint, transmission of mechanical power, or measurement)

a series of links used or worn as an ornament or insignia

a measuring instrument of 100 links used in surveying

something that confines, restrains, or secures

a series of things linked, connected, or associated together a mountain chain

a chain of events

a group of enterprises or institutions of the same kind or function usually under a single ownership, management, or control

fast-food chains

a number of atoms or chemical groups united like links in a chain

biographical name

Sir Ernst Boris 1906–1979 British (German-born) biochemist

verb

transitive verb

to obstruct or protect by a chain

to fasten, bind, or connect with or as if with a chainalso: fetter

chain词组

supply chain供应链;供给链;供需链

supply chain management供应连锁管理

value chain价值链

industrial chain产业链;工业链锁

chain reaction连锁反应;链式反应

food chain食物链

markov chainn. [统]马尔可夫链

chain store连锁商店

polymerase chain reaction聚合酶链反应

in chains在囚禁中;上着镣铐

side chain侧链;侧锁

long chain长链

key chain钥匙扣;钥匙链

chain link链连

chain length[化]链长

production chain生产链;流水线

cold chain(新鲜食品的)低温运输系统

retail chain连锁店;零售联营

chain wheel链轮;滑轮

chain transfer链转移;链传递

chain区别

 chain, tie, secure, bind, fasten

这组词都有“扎牢、捆、绑”的意思,其区别是:

chain专指用链条或金属环将某人或某物锁住或系住。

tie普通用词,指用绳索等将东西扎紧捆牢。

secure指将某物紧紧地固定起来,使之完全无损。

bind多指把两个或两个以上的人或物牢牢地系或扎在一起。

fasten指把某物牢牢地拴在、钉在或锁在另一物上,使不能任意移动。

以上来源于网络

chain词源中文解释

约在1300年,“金属或其他材料相连系列的链条”,源自古法语“chaeine”(12世纪,现代法语“chane”),源自拉丁语“catena”“链条”(还来源于西班牙语“cadena”,意大利语“catena”),其来源不详,也许源于一个 PIE 词根“*kat-”“扭曲、编织”(源自拉丁语“cassis”“狩猎网、陷阱”)。

自14世纪晚期作为戴在脖子上的装饰,从1660年代起用作“链条的长度”的线性度量。从1590年代起,“任何一系列联系在一起的事物”的意思。 “一个所有者或公司控制的一系列商店”的意思是美国英语,出现于1846年。比喻意义“束缚或限制的东西”始于大约1600年。

C hain-reaction于1916年出现在物理学中,特定的核物理学意义则出现于1938年。1795年开始使用Chain-mail盔甲一词,源自mail(n.2)。在此之前,独立的mail就足够了。 Chain letter记录于1892年,起初通常用于筹集资金,从一开始就被诟病为一种麻烦。

Nine out of every ten givers are reluctant and unwilling, and are coerced into giving through the awful fear of "breaking the chain," so that the spirit of charity is woefully absent. [St. Nicholas magazine, vol. xxvi, April 1899] 
9个中有10个捐赠者都不情愿,也不愿意,他们是被"打破这个连锁"的可怕恐惧所强迫,所以慈善精神极为缺乏。 [《圣尼古拉斯杂志》,第二十六卷,1899年4月]

Chain of command出现于1915年。可见成锯齿状或不连续的Chain-lightning出自1834年。连着吸的人,一个吸完了再用最后的一节点燃下一根的Chain-smoker,出现于1885年,最初指俾斯麦(Bismarck)(他吸雪茄),因此可能是德语“Kettenraucher”的一个借译。弱智、笨拙的人的Chain-smoking(n.)始于1895年。

chain_医学行业词汇

链:一群物体呈线状相连,或端端相连,例如,化合物中原子或基团集合

单个细菌细胞的集合等

chain_数学行业词汇

chain_物理学行业词汇

链图

[graph]

chain_航海科技行业词汇

台链

chain_船舶行业词汇

台链

为了确定位置或提供导航信息工作在同一频率或同一基频的几个发射台构成的台组。

chain词源英文解释

Noun Middle English cheyne, from Anglo-French chaene, from Latin catena

The first known use of chain was in the 14th century

chain儿童词典英英释义

characternoun

a mark or symbol (as a letter or numeral) used in writing or printing

a symbol (as a letter or number) that represents informationalso: something standing for such a character that may be accepted by a computer

a distinguishing feature : characteristic

the group of qualities that make a person, group, or thing different from others

the bodily expression (as eye color or leaf shape) of the action of a gene or group of genes

an odd or peculiar person

a person in a story, novel, or play

reputation sense 1

moral excellence

hard work builds character

channel1 of 2noun

the bed of a stream

the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

a strait or a narrow sea between two close large areas of land

the English Channel

a way of passing something along

negotiating through diplomatic channels

a group of frequencies close enough in value for a single radio or television communication

a closed passage through which something flows

a long gutter, groove, or track

channel2 of 2verb

to form a channel in

to direct into or through a channel

channel1 of 2noun

the bed of a stream

the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

a strait or a narrow sea between two close large areas of land

the English Channel

a way of passing something along

negotiating through diplomatic channels

a group of frequencies close enough in value for a single radio or television communication

a closed passage through which something flows

a long gutter, groove, or track

channel2 of 2verb

to form a channel in

to direct into or through a channel

channel1 of 2noun

the bed of a stream

the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

a strait or a narrow sea between two close large areas of land

the English Channel

a way of passing something along

negotiating through diplomatic channels

a group of frequencies close enough in value for a single radio or television communication

a closed passage through which something flows

a long gutter, groove, or track

channel2 of 2verb

to form a channel in

to direct into or through a channel

change1 of 2verb

to make or become different : alter

to give a different position, course, or direction to

to replace with another : switch, exchange

change places

to give or receive an equal amount of money in usually smaller units of value or in a foreign currency

change a $10 bill

to put fresh clothes or covering on

change a bed

to put on different clothes

change2 of 2noun

the act, process, or result of changing a change for the better

a change of seasons

a fresh set of clothes

money in small units of value received in exchange for an equal amount in larger units

money returned when a payment is more than the amount due

money in coins

money sense 1a

cost a large chunk of change

change1 of 2verb

to make or become different : alter

to give a different position, course, or direction to

to replace with another : switch, exchange

change places

to give or receive an equal amount of money in usually smaller units of value or in a foreign currency

change a $10 bill

to put fresh clothes or covering on

change a bed

to put on different clothes

change2 of 2noun

the act, process, or result of changing a change for the better

a change of seasons

a fresh set of clothes

money in small units of value received in exchange for an equal amount in larger units

money returned when a payment is more than the amount due

money in coins

money sense 1a

cost a large chunk of change

chance1 of 3noun

the uncertain course of events

they met by chance

opportunity sense 1

had a chance to travel

the possibility of loss or injury

took chances driving too fast

the possibility or probability of something happening

there is a chance of rain

a ticket in a raffle

chance2 of 3verb

to take place by chance : happen

it chanced to rain that day

to come unexpectedly—used with upon

chanced upon a good restaurant

risk entry 2 sense 2

knew the trip was dangerous but decided to chance it

chance3 of 3adjective

happening by chance

a chance meeting

chain1 of 2noun

a series of connected links or rings

a measuring instrument of 100 links used in surveying

a unit of length equal to 66 feet (about 20 meters)

something that restricts or binds : bond

a series of things joined together as if by links a chain of events

a chain of mountains

a number of atoms united like links in a chain

chain2 of 2verb

to fasten, bind, or connect with or as if with a chain

chain医学词典英英释义

chainnoun

a series of things (as bacteria) linked, connected, or associated together

a number of atoms or chemical groups united like links in a chain

chain 例句

1 Kratos is unable to reach the remaining chain that Prometheus.

奎托斯无法够到那条束缚普罗米修斯的链条.

2 Which food chain is correct?

哪项食物链是正确的?

3 "Chain restaurants that score the highest on the conservative index are O'Charley's and Cracker Barrel. The most liberal: California Pizza Kitchen."

4 Mauual chain paper feed.

手动链条送纸.

5 When finally confronted at a funeral, he stomps and spins like Leatherface at the end of “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre.”

6 The Government fear the strike may produce a chain reaction in other industries.

政府害怕罢工可能在其他行业产生连锁反应。

7 The acquisition is the latest expansion by Carmike, which bills itself as "America's Hometown Theater Chain."

8 They cut the chain, leaving the loop around the tree and one link hanging down.

他们砍断了铁链, 只留下紧箍在树上的一圈铁链和垂下来的一小节链条.

9 We imagined every fight starting with the priest just chain CCing someone.

我们想象了一下,也许以后每次战斗开始的时候牧师就会对某个目标进行连续控制.

10 The Jesus and Mary Chain – The Hardest WalkBehind the swagger, the feedback, the notoriety, there was a vulnerability at the heart of many of the Reid brothers' songs.

11 a chain of command (= a system in an organization by which instructions are passed from one person to another)

指挥系统

12 My bike chain broken, please help me for a new, this is my warranty book.

我的自行车链条断了, 请帮我换一条新的, 这是我的保修书.

13 The latest fast food brand to join the bandwagon is Pizza Hut, which partnered with Chain, the Los Angeles based pop-up culinary collective, to release its limited-edition reversible Hut Hat.

14 “Wall and Chain” is the story of an old man, Jörg, who served as a guard on the West side of the wall many years ago.

15 She opened with a cover of the Chip Taylor song “Angel of the Morning,” but the rest of her 30-minute set consisted of Pretenders hits, including “Chain Gang” and “Don’t Get Me Wrong.”

16 The hotel chain recently opened a new hotel in Hong Kong.

17 She chained her bicycle to the gate.

她用链子把自行车锁在大门上。

18 Creating a Supply Chain By the fall of 32 BCE, Mark Antony and Cleopatra had moved their base of operation to the coastal city of Patras near the Gulf of Corinth.

19 “You are the racket. What in the world are you wearing? Chain mail?”

20 He called in another executive who had written a book on chain stores.

他打电话给另外一家连锁机构高级职员,那人曾经写过一本有关连锁性百货公司的书.

chain 同义词

7 桎梏

bond shackle

8 一系列的事物

series

11 连锁商店

chain store

14 信道

channel

16 用链条拴住

chain down

20 测链

measuring chain

26 拘禁

committal jail poind

32 囚禁

pen bar in

33 舷侧支索扣板

chainplate

35 链条

lead leash tug catena

40 锚链

cable chain cable

41 舷外桅支索承板

channel

42 连锁店

multiple

44 锁住

lock boot

45 波道

channel duct

chain 短语相关

chain gang side chain chain-link fence mountain chain chain saw straight chain timing chain chain pickerel heavy chain open chain

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