英:[ˈgrəʊɪŋ pɔint]
美:[ˈɡroɪŋ pɔɪnt]
英:[ˈgrəʊɪŋ pɔint]
美:[ˈɡroɪŋ pɔɪnt]
生长点
noun
the undifferentiated end of a plant shoot from which additional shoot tissues differentiate
noun
the undifferentiated end of a plant shoot from which additional shoot tissues differentiate
生长点
The first known use of growing point was in 1835
ground1 of 3noun
the bottom of a body of water
the boat struck ground
plural sediment sense 1, lees
basis, foundation
grounds for divorce
a surrounding area : background
a picture on a gray ground
the surface of the earth
an area used for a particular purpose fishing grounds
the parade ground
plural the area around and belonging to a building
soil entry 3 sense 1, earth
an area to be won or defended in or as if in battle
gaining ground on the other runners
an object that makes an electrical connection with the earth
a large conducting body (as the earth) used as a common return for an electric circuit
ground2 of 3verb
to bring to or place on the ground
to provide a reason for
to instruct in fundamentals
well grounded in mathematics
to connect electrically with a ground
to restrict to the ground
ground a pilot
to prohibit from taking part in some usual activities
grounded her for a week
to run aground
the ship grounded on a reef
to hit a ground ball
grounded to the shortstop
ground3 of 3
ground1 of 3noun
the bottom of a body of water
the boat struck ground
plural sediment sense 1, lees
basis, foundation
grounds for divorce
a surrounding area : background
a picture on a gray ground
the surface of the earth
an area used for a particular purpose fishing grounds
the parade ground
plural the area around and belonging to a building
soil entry 3 sense 1, earth
an area to be won or defended in or as if in battle
gaining ground on the other runners
an object that makes an electrical connection with the earth
a large conducting body (as the earth) used as a common return for an electric circuit
ground2 of 3verb
to bring to or place on the ground
to provide a reason for
to instruct in fundamentals
well grounded in mathematics
to connect electrically with a ground
to restrict to the ground
ground a pilot
to prohibit from taking part in some usual activities
grounded her for a week
to run aground
the ship grounded on a reef
to hit a ground ball
grounded to the shortstop
ground3 of 3
grouse1 of 2noun
any of various plump-bodied game birds that are usually reddish or grayish brown with feathers on the legs
grouse2 of 2verb
complain sense 1, grumble
grouse1 of 2noun
any of various plump-bodied game birds that are usually reddish or grayish brown with feathers on the legs
grouse2 of 2verb
complain sense 1, grumble
growing pointnoun
the tip of a plant shoot from which additional shoot tissues develop
1 Growing point is the key to the development of pedagogical theory.
生长点是教学论发展的关键问题.
2 It is contemporary productivity new growing point and the commanding elevation of all sorts of competition.
它是现代生产力新生长点和各种竞争的制高点.
3 Who can tell us where the growing point of the plant leaf is?
哪位同学能说出植物叶子的生长点在哪里?
4 The West Development has become a new economic growing point when China enters the 21 st century.
西部大开发已成为我国面向21世纪的新经济增长点.
5 At present, the integration of mathematical modeling and information technology is a powerful innovation point of university mathematic teaching.
摘要数学建模与信息技术的整合是当前大学数学课程教学创新的有力生长点。
6 The process of blending of Confucianism and Shinto is that of nationalization of Confucianism in Japan, and during the process, the growing point of cultuore was born.
儒学与神道的结合过程也就是儒家文化的日本本土化过程,在这一过程中产生了新的文化生长点。