英:[ˈlɪmɪtɪd]
美:[ˈlɪmɪtɪd]
英:[ˈlɪmɪtɪd]
美:[ˈlɪmɪtɪd]
lim·it·ed
lI m tihd
limitedly (adv.), limitedness (n.)
词根:limit
adj.limitless 无限制的;无界限的
limiting 限制的;限制性的
n.limit 限制;限度;界线
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)
vt.limit 限制;限定
"he caught the express to New York"
"limited war"
"a limited success"
"a limited circle of friends"
"a special (or specific) role in the mission"
"a limited list of choices"
limited company有限公司;(英)股份有限公司(等于limited-liability company)
company limited有限公司
limited liability有限责任;有限债务责任
limited liability company股份有限公司
limited edition发行额有限的限定版(通常为装订精美者)
limited partnership有限责任合伙公司;普通合股公司
the limited resources有限的资源
limited capacityn. 有限容量;有限能力
limited ability有限能力
limited warranty有限质量保证;有限保固
limited access有限享用;受限访问
company limited by shares股份有限公司
private limited company私人有限公司
limited partnern. 有限责任股东;有限责任合伙人
the limited funds有限的资金
limited quantity限量;有限数量
limited function有界函数
limited competition有限度竞争;有限竟争
mtr corporation limited香港铁路有限公司
public limited company(PLC)股份有限公司
“在确定的限制范围内”,大约于1600年,是 limit(动词)的过去分词形容词。该词曾早先用于现已废弃的意义“指定的、固定的”(1550年代)。 Limited edition 为1869年出现; limited monarchy 为1640年代; limited war 为1947年。作为铁路行业名词,1878年缩写自 limited express train(1875年)。在英国公司名称中,1855年出现的 Limited(缩写为 Ltd. )简称 limited company,这种公司根据法律成立,限制成员对公司所负债务或义务的责任最多只限于一定金额,通常为他们的资本投资额。
股份有限公司
股份公司
合股公司
联合股份公司
The first known use of limited was in 1583
limonitenoun
an ore of iron consisting of oxides of iron
limnologynoun
the scientific study of bodies of fresh water (as lakes)
limnologynoun
the scientific study of bodies of fresh water (as lakes)
limnologynoun
the scientific study of bodies of fresh water (as lakes)
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
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
limitingadjective
being an environmental factor (as food) that limits the size of a population of living things
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
limitedadjective
held within limits
having constitutional limitations placed on the exercise of power
a limited monarchy
1 “Very well. But my time is limited. I can’t be late to class.”
2 Wildlife was limited to buzzards, raccoons the size of huskies, domestic pets left to run feral, and hordes of cockroaches that had regained the ability to fly like their southern cousins.
3 Of course, our present-day knowledge will prove to be incomplete and limited in the eyes of future generations; we cannot even begin to guess what will one day be known.
4 “Ah! ma’am, but there may be a difficulty. Pardon me—but you will be limited as to number—only three at once.”
5 And, because I had limited myself to rendering only what Bigger saw and felt, I gave no more reality to the other characters than that which Bigger himself saw.
6 Unfortunately, my time is limited.
遗憾的是,我的时间有限。
7 He loved ocean currents and architecture and Charles Dickens, and his variousness made her feel limited, overspecialized.
8 We had made our own very limited efforts to employ the power of print.
9 This equilibrium cannot last forever; the star has only a limited amount of hydrogen fuel to burn.
10 It is a warfare of limited aims between combatants who are unable to destroy one another, have no material cause for fighting, and are not divided by any genuine ideological difference.
11 Shops have a very limited selection.
商店里的选择非常有限。
12 Our capacity for giving care, love and attention is limited.
我们能够给予的关怀、关爱和关注是有限的。
13 The schools had limited resources, and there were few textbooks.
14 Though my wardrobe was severely limited, I managed to find a tie to wear to the party.
15 My father had a lot of artist’s prints, limited edition copies approved and signed by the artist of the masterwork they emulated.
16 The library at the Worldwide Church’s Ambassador College, to which he had access, was highly limited.
17 I studied his flawless features in the limited light, waiting for my breath to return to normal, until it occurred to me that his expression was murderously angry.
18 With enemy forces advancing, the Joint Chiefs requested permission to broaden the mission from merely guarding the base to engaging in what was described as “limited offensive operations.”
19 It made her even more thirsty, but she didn’t want to drink any more of their limited supply.
20 Tomard was a solid man,- affable, loyal, tireless, capable in a limited way, but he was near fifty, and even in his youth he had never been energetic.
1 有限责任
2 定量的
3 不多的
4 不足的
bad short poor slight spare slim shy failed faint inadequate defective marginal scarce stringent slender deficient wanting skimpy meagre lacking scanty penurious exiguous
6 有限度
7 特快的
8 不足
bad short poor slight spare slim shy failed faint inadequate defective marginal scarce stringent slender deficient wanting skimpy meagre lacking scanty penurious exiguous barely want failure poverty deficiency deficit shortage minus imperfection shortfall scarcity dearth penury non- under- strap fail be nothing like run low to seek fall short lack for
9 定时的
12 少
small stingy niggardly littleness less by a hair marginal thin on the ground any less few and far between little rare scanty oligo- -rel
13 狭窄的
unenlarged close narrow restricted strait confined stenotic stenosed angustate incapacious tight cramp bottleneck cramped two-by-four scanty tucked
14 少量
light slight marginal slender scant scanty niggardly beggarly bit spot grain ounce handful ray scrap pinch suspicion lick mite nip sprinkling smattering modicum smidge smidgen thimbleful soupcon pennyworth little a little an element of a dash a shade
15 少的
small stingy niggardly marginal thin on the ground few and far between slim little low rare scanty oligo-
16 股份有限公司
17 特别
one special specific extra particular express exceptional extraordinary extraordinaire especial especially particularly specifically specially expressly peculiarly uncommonly particularity most of all inter alia
18 小的
little small minor narrow slim marginal petty wee fiddling piddling poky -ette mini- long low baby pitiful dinky petit inconsiderable diddy chota two-by-four
19 有限制的
limitary close narrow limitative qualified restrict conditional conditioned bounded qualificatory
21 有限责任的
22 有限的
finite two-by-four small-time narrow restricted confined modest determinate straitened only so much strait measurable sparing on short commons exclusive closed-in terminate one-horse limitary incapacious
23 有限
finite two-by-four small-time restrictedly narrow modest restricted modesty strait measurable sparing on short commons terminate confined determinate one-horse finitude number limitary incapacious
26 狭窄
unenlarged close narrow restricted strait confined stenotic stenosed straitly stenosis stricture narrowness coarctation straitness straiten angustate incapacious tight cramp bottleneck cramped two-by-four scanty tucked constriction littleness
28 定量