limit如何读

英:[ˈlɪmɪt]

美:[ˈlɪmɪt]

limit英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]限度,限制 the farthest point or edge, which can't or must not be passed
  2. [U]极限,极点 the most that is allowed
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 限制;限定 line or point that cannot be passed;put a limit to;restrict;be the limit of

limit是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 限度,极限;范围
  2. 限制
  3. 限额,限价, 限量
  4. 界限,境界,界限,边界,范域
  5. <口>使人无法容忍的人
  6. 赌注限额,猎物限额
  7. 地区
  8. 极其令人讨厌
  9. 【数】极限
v. (动词)
  1. 限制,限定
  2. 使存在
  3. 限量
  4. 减量,减少
  5. 【法律】确定;确切指派

limit自然拼读

lim·it

lI miht

limit变形

复数:limits

第三人称单数:limits

现在分词:limiting

过去式:limited

过去分词:limited

limit扩展

limitable (adj.), limiter (n.)

limit词根

词根:limit

adj.

limited 有限的

limitless 无限制的;无界限的

limiting 限制的;限制性的

n.

limited 高级快车

limitation 限制;限度;极限;追诉时效;有效期限

limiter [机][电] 限制器,[电子] 限幅器;限制者

v.

limiting 限制;限定(limit的现在分词)

limit英英释义

noun

something that bounds, restrains, or confines

the age limit for junior golf

the utmost extent

pushed her body to the limit

a geographic or political boundary

limits plural the place enclosed within a boundary : bounds

into the limits of the North they came—John Milton

limitation

the sadness is without limit—William Shakespeare

a determining feature or differentia in logic

a prescribed maximum or minimum amount, quantity, or number: such as

the maximum quantity of game or fish that may be taken legally in a specified period

a maximum established for a gambling bet, raise, or payoff

a number whose numerical difference from a mathematical function is arbitrarily small for all values of the independent variables that are sufficiently close to but not equal to given prescribed numbers or that are sufficiently large positively or negatively

a number that for an infinite sequence of numbers is such that ultimately each of the remaining terms of the sequence differs from this number by less than any given positive amount

something that is exasperating or intolerable

We've had bad weather, but this is the limit.

verb

transitive verb

to assign certain limits to : prescribe

reserved the right to limit use of the land

to restrict the bounds or limits of

the specialist can no longer limit himself to his specialty

to curtail or reduce in quantity or extent

we must limit the power of aggressors

limit词组

time limit期限;限期

upper limit上限;最高极限

speed limit速度限制;最高车速

to the limit到顶点;到最大限度

without limit无限制地

lower limit下限

maximum limit最大限度

detection limit探测范围;检测极限

limit state极限状态

limit analysis极限分析;限分析

off limits范围外;限度外

limit value极限值

limit load极限载荷

age limit年龄限制

plastic limit塑性极限;塑性限度

limit cycle极限环;极限周值

limit switch[电]限位开关;极限开关

fatigue limit疲劳极限;疲劳限界

liquid limit液限;[化]流限

credit limit[经]信贷限额

limit区别

 limit, frontier, bounds, border, boundary

这组词都有“边界,边境”的意思,其区别是:

limit含义广泛,常用作复数。指任何界限、范围、分界线外面的部分,可指有形或无形的东西。

frontier指两国接壤的前沿地区,属于各国的国境和边疆,多指设防的边界。

bounds常与boundary换用,指土地边界,但意思不如boundary明确,主要用于抽象事物和文学作品中。

border多指国与国之间或两地区的分界处,即分界线附近的边缘部分。

boundary侧重地图上正式标定的、双方遵守的边界,也可指较小行政单位间的界线。

以上来源于网络

 limit, restrain, bind, confine

limit(能力或数量上)有限的

restrain抑制的,遏制的,可指彻底阻止也可指将……纳入控制、约束之中,强迫意味,可表示自我抑制vt

bind有约束力的

confine(空间上)受限的

以上来源于网络

 limit, restrict, confine

这组词都有“限制,限定”的意思,其区别是:

limit一般指事先确定空间、时间或数量的极限,一旦超越限度,就会造成不良结果。当然也可指不事先规定,而且自然的或固有的界限。

restrict指把某人或物限制在一定范围之内。

confine侧重施加不可逾越的限制,有时暗示束缚、囚禁。

以上来源于网络

limit词源中文解释

约在1400年,指“边界,边境”的意思,来自于古法语 limite,“边界”,源自于拉丁语 limitem(主格 limes),“边界,限制,边缘,田间堤坝”,可能与 limen “门槛”有关,也可能来自于 limus “横向的,斜的”,其起源不确定。最初指领土; 一般意义始于15世纪早期。俚语意义上的“极端,最大程度的想象”来自于1904年。

limit_体育行业词汇

限制

比赛规定时间

limit_医学行业词汇

限度,界限,范围,极限

limit_数学行业词汇

极限

limit_法律行业词汇

限制

限定

limit_船舶行业词汇

极限值

。由国家指定的权威组织制定并经主管机关批准的对设备、分系统、系统电磁发射和敏感度要求。通常在单对数坐标上用折线表示,也可用数据表示。

limit词源英文解释

Noun and Verb Middle English, from Anglo-French limite, from Latin limit-, limes boundary

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

limit儿童词典英英释义

link1 of 2verb

to join by or as if by a link

link2 of 2noun

a connecting structure: as

a single ring of a chain

cuff link

bond entry 1 sense 2b

an intermediate rod or piece for transmitting force or motion

something resembling a link of chain: as

a piece of sausage in a series of connected pieces

a connecting element or factor

found a link between smoking and cancer

hyperlink

link1 of 2verb

to join by or as if by a link

link2 of 2noun

a connecting structure: as

a single ring of a chain

cuff link

bond entry 1 sense 2b

an intermediate rod or piece for transmitting force or motion

something resembling a link of chain: as

a piece of sausage in a series of connected pieces

a connecting element or factor

found a link between smoking and cancer

hyperlink

line1 of 3noun

a long thin cord

a fishing line

a cord, wire, or tape used in measuring and leveling

a pipe for carrying a fluid water line steam line

gas line

a wire or set of wires carrying electricity telegraph lines a telephone line

a power line

a row of words, letters, numbers, or symbols that are written, printed, or displayed (as on a page or TV screen)also: space for such a line

a structural unit of something written (as a poem or a computer program)

a short letter : note

drop me a line

plural the words of a part in a play

forgot her lines

something (as a ridge, seam, or wrinkle) that is long and narrow

the direction followed by something in motion

the line of flight of a bullet

the boundary or limit of a place or lot property line

town line

the difference known or pointed out

the fine line between love and hate

the track of a railway

a state of agreement

the red one is more in line with what I had in mind

a course of behavior or thinkingespecially: an official or public position

the party line

what one does or is interested in

is medicine your line?

smooth or interesting talk that is often insincere

family sense 2

descended from a royal line

the position of military forces facing the enemy our first line of defense

on the front and behind the lines

an arrangement of persons or things in a series

waiting in line

goods for sale of one general kind

a line of clothing

a system of transportation or the route over which it travels a steamship line military supply lines

a bus line

a long narrow mark (as one made by a pencil)

one of the horizontal lines on a music staff

the football players whose positions are along the line of scrimmage

a group of three players who play together as a unit in hockey

a geometric element that is formed by a moving point and that has length but no width or thicknessespecially: such an element that is straight

outline entry 1 sense 1, contour

a ship's lines

a general plan

a story along these lines

line2 of 3verb

to mark with a line or lines

to place or form a line along

to form a line : form into lines

to hit a line drive

line3 of 3verb

to cover the inner surface of tapestries lined the walls

line a box with paper

line1 of 3noun

a long thin cord

a fishing line

a cord, wire, or tape used in measuring and leveling

a pipe for carrying a fluid water line steam line

gas line

a wire or set of wires carrying electricity telegraph lines a telephone line

a power line

a row of words, letters, numbers, or symbols that are written, printed, or displayed (as on a page or TV screen)also: space for such a line

a structural unit of something written (as a poem or a computer program)

a short letter : note

drop me a line

plural the words of a part in a play

forgot her lines

something (as a ridge, seam, or wrinkle) that is long and narrow

the direction followed by something in motion

the line of flight of a bullet

the boundary or limit of a place or lot property line

town line

the difference known or pointed out

the fine line between love and hate

the track of a railway

a state of agreement

the red one is more in line with what I had in mind

a course of behavior or thinkingespecially: an official or public position

the party line

what one does or is interested in

is medicine your line?

smooth or interesting talk that is often insincere

family sense 2

descended from a royal line

the position of military forces facing the enemy our first line of defense

on the front and behind the lines

an arrangement of persons or things in a series

waiting in line

goods for sale of one general kind

a line of clothing

a system of transportation or the route over which it travels a steamship line military supply lines

a bus line

a long narrow mark (as one made by a pencil)

one of the horizontal lines on a music staff

the football players whose positions are along the line of scrimmage

a group of three players who play together as a unit in hockey

a geometric element that is formed by a moving point and that has length but no width or thicknessespecially: such an element that is straight

outline entry 1 sense 1, contour

a ship's lines

a general plan

a story along these lines

line2 of 3verb

to mark with a line or lines

to place or form a line along

to form a line : form into lines

to hit a line drive

line3 of 3verb

to cover the inner surface of tapestries lined the walls

line a box with paper

limitationnoun

the act or an instance of limiting

the quality or state of being limited

something that limits

limit1 of 2noun

a boundary line

within the city limits

a point beyond which a person or thing cannot go

limit2 of 2verb

to set limits to : keep within limits management reserves the right to limit quantities an adjective limits the meaning of a noun

limit expenses

limit 例句

1 Some of them would blare their horns because, honestly, driving the speed limit makes you a road hazard.

2 Hannah Song was frustrated that Shin sometimes avoided responsibility, expected special treatment, and made little effort to learn English, which limited his usefulness as a spokesman in the United States.

3 In addition to restricting the overall size of their virtual environments, earlier MMOs had been forced to limit their virtual populations, usually to a few thousand users per server.

4 That each living thing was specially designed, that one species did not become another, were notions perfectly consistent with what our ancestors with their limited historical records knew about life.

5 Limited edition item reservations are one per person!

限定品的预定,一个人只有一份.

6 “Yes, Your Grace. I always sense when you’re in danger, though being here has limited my ability to help you.”

7 But this involved acknowledging the limits of their knowledge.

8 He didn’t like scrawny women but there was a limit in the other direction too.

9 Will deliver at 11 tonight for immediate removal from city limits.

10 If you drink alcohol, limit your intake to one or two drinks a day.

如果你有饮酒的习惯, 那么每日限量为一杯或两杯.

11 He had stated the problem that, in mathematics, is called the theory of limits.

12 I wrote this book because I wanted to chronicle my quest to challenge society’s limited perceptions of what a Muslim woman, a Black woman, or an athlete can be.

13 Archimedes’ principle is a limit case, not a universal principle.

14 “There are no limits to human greed,” says my father.

15 “Why can’t you just look into Zak’s mind like you do everyone else’s and—” “Our power is not without its limits. We cannot penetrate the minds of those who have learned to shield themselves.”

16 Usually, we insisted on keeping the press corps at a distance from our kids, limiting them to photos and then only at public campaign events.

17 My excitement increased exponentially as we actually drove out of the town limits.

18 The government announced their intention to curb the trade union movement and do away with the limited franchises of the Indian, Coloured, and African peoples.

19 “But here we are, speeding down the road. And we are speeding, aren’t we, Great-Aunt Tootie? Surely we are exceeding the posted speed limit?”

20 But big developing countries to limit their economic growth.

但是发展中的大国并不想限制他们的经济增长.

limit 同义词

9 上限

ceiling

13 拘限

limitation

limit 短语相关

elastic limit the sky's the limit to the limit Roche limit central limit theorem without limit age limit the limit term limit over the limit

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