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magnet如何读
magnet英汉释义
n.(名词)
- [C]磁铁,磁体 a piece of iron or steel which can make other metal objects come towards it
- [C]有吸引力的人〔物〕 a person or thing that tends to attract people
magnet是什么意思
n. (名词)
- 磁铁，磁石，吸铁石
- 磁体，磁性物体
- 有吸引力的人（东西、事物）
- 《磁铁》月刊
magnet自然拼读
mag·net
maeg niht
magnet变形
复数:magnets
magnet词根
词根：magnet
adj.magnetized 已磁化的
n.magnetism 磁性，磁力；磁学；吸引力
magnetization 磁化
magnetisation 磁化强度（等于magnetization）
v.magnetized 磁化（magnetize的过去分词）；吸引
vi.magnetize 磁化；受磁
vt.magnetize 吸引；使磁化
magnetise 使……磁化；使……有磁力
magnet英英释义
noun
lodestone
a body having the property of attracting iron and producing a magnetic field external to itselfspecifically: a mass of iron, steel, or alloy that has this property artificially imparted
something that attracts
a box-office magnet
combining form
magnetic force
magnetometer
magnetism : magnetic magneton
magnetoelectric
magnetoelectric
magnetoresistance
magnetosphere
magnetopause
magnet词组
permanent magnet永久磁铁
superconducting magnet超导磁体；超导磁铁
bar magnet棒磁铁；条形磁铁
magnet wire磁铁线；线圈线
permanent magnet generator永磁发电机
magnet steel[电]磁钢；磁性钢
magnet词源中文解释
"磁铁和钢铁具有吸引力的多种磁铁"，15世纪中期(早期 magnes，14世纪晚期)，源自古法语 magnete "磁铁、磁铁矿、指南针"，直接源自拉丁语 magnetum (主格 magnes) "指南针"，来自希腊语 ho Magnes lithos "通称为 Magnesian 石头的石头"，来自 Magnesia (见 magnesia)，一个在 Thessaly 地区获得磁化矿石的地方。比喻意义的"吸引物"来自1650年代。
它从拉丁文传播到大多数西欧语言(德语和丹麦语 magnet，荷兰语 magneet，意大利语、西班牙语、葡萄牙语 magnete)，但在法语中被 aimant 所取代(来自拉丁语 adamas; 参见 adamant (n.))。 意大利语 calamita "磁铁"(13世纪)，法语 calamite (16世纪时代言来自意大利语)，西班牙语 caramida (15世纪，可能来自意大利语) 显然来源于拉丁语 calamus "芦苇，麦秸"(见 shawm)，“针被插入芦苇或软木片中，使其漂浮在水上”[Donkin]。Chick magnet 出现于1989年。
magnet_医学行业词汇
磁体，磁石：一种矿石，能吸铁的天然氧化铁
磁铁：能吸引铁并有磁性的铁棒或钢棒
magnet_物理学行业词汇
磁体
magnet_电工行业词汇
磁体
magnet词源英文解释
Noun Middle English magnete, from Anglo-French, from Latin magnet-, magnes, from Greek magnēs (lithos), literally, stone of Magnesia, ancient city in Asia Minor Combining form Latin magnet-, magnes
The first known use of magnet was in the 15th century
magnet儿童词典英英释义
magnetitenoun
a black mineral that is an oxide of iron, is strongly attracted by a magnet, and is an important iron ore
magnetismnoun
the property of attracting certain metals or producing a magnetic field as shown by a magnet, a magnetized material, or a conductor carrying an electric current
the science that deals with magnetic occurrences or conditions
the power to attract or charm others
magneticadjective
having great power to attract
a magnetic personality
of or relating to a magnet or magnetism
of or relating to the earth's magnetism
the magnetic meridian
capable of being magnetized
working by magnetic attraction or repulsion
magneticadjective
having great power to attract
a magnetic personality
of or relating to a magnet or magnetism
of or relating to the earth's magnetism
the magnetic meridian
capable of being magnetized
working by magnetic attraction or repulsion
magneticadjective
having great power to attract
a magnetic personality
of or relating to a magnet or magnetism
of or relating to the earth's magnetism
the magnetic meridian
capable of being magnetized
working by magnetic attraction or repulsion
magnetnoun
a piece of some material (as the mineral iron oxide) that is able to attract ironespecially: a mass of iron or steel so treated that it has this property
something that attracts
the magnet of fame
magnet医学词典英英释义
magnetnoun
a body having the property of attracting iron and producing a magnetic field external to itselfspecifically: a mass of iron, steel, or alloy that has this property artificially imparted
magnet 例句
1 If wealth is a magnet, poverty is a kind of repellent.
2 Her number at the hospital is stuck to the refrigerator with a magnet.
3 Tea Cake’s house was a magnet, the unauthorized center of the “job.”
4 The eleven-inch accelerator’s magnet, which was not water cooled as the new magnet would be, could run for only about an hour at maximum energy before overheating.
5 Unfortunately, his success in demolishing the supposed antipathy between garlic and magnets remained hidden from history until very recently; it is della Porta who established the new fact within the world of learning, not Garzoni.
6 Her elementary school is a magnet school, so even though we moved across town, she can still keep going there.
7 It mainly includes rubber Ferrite magnet and plastic injection molded magnet.
主要包括橡胶磁体和塑料磁体.
8 We lean towards him a little, iron filings to his magnet.
9 The original magnet design called for using copper for the electromagnet coils and the massive transmission bus that carried electricity to the racetracks.
10 A box arrived in the office in the afternoon: Team Lawn Boy T-shirts and uniform pants, and truck magnets for the crew to slap on their pickups.
11 Company operating magnets, magnet, and various types of magnets are models of species!
公司主要经营磁铁 、 磁石 、 及各种磁铁型号的品种类型都有!
12 If successful experimentation depends on nature being economical and regular, then the study of the magnet after Gilbert seemed to undermine the conviction that this was so.
13 There Ernest installed the new magnet, its pole faces specially milled to accommodate a new vacuum tank twenty-seven inches in diameter.
14 The country remains a magnet for the future-minded from other nations.
这个国家仍然吸引着其他国家具有未来意识的人。
15 The characteristics of a superconducting magnet power supply developed ourselves is also presented.
并介绍了国内配制的超导磁体电源的特点.
16 Today in class he announced we’d continue working with magnets—apparently otherwise known as “natural magic!”
17 “I use magnets on the tips. Now they’re bracelets. Or necklaces.”
18 We were supposed to be wrapping up our magnets-and-electricity unit, but really, there’s not much more to learn about magnets after you’ve been talking about them for almost a month straight.
19 In the building there remained only the magnet yoke.
在大楼里只剩下了磁铁空架。
20 At first, I searched for pairs of glowing eyes on the street, but like a magnet, I looked straight into Fred’s room.