speed如何读

英:[spiːd]

美:[spiːd]

speed英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C] [U] 速度,速率 a (rate of movement) calculated by dividing the distance travelled by the time taken
  2. [U] 快速,迅速 quickness of movement or action
v.(动词)
  1. vt. & vi. 急行; 加速 move along, go quickly; increase the speed of
  2. vi. 超速行驶 go or drive too fast; break the speed

speed是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 速度,速率
  2. 迅速,快,快速
  3. 排档
  4. 成功,昌盛,兴隆
  5. 感光度 ,感光速率,曝光速率,感光速度
  6. 变速装置,变速器
  7. 快门速度
  8. 苯丙胺,安非他明
v. (动词)
  1. 促进
  2. 加速,加快...的速度
  3. 快速传送,急速送至
  4. <古>(使)成功,(使)兴隆
  5. 行进得过快
  6. <古>过日子
  7. 发射
  8. 调整速率,使定速运行
  9. 催,使赶快
  10. 迅速前进,快行
  11. 祝愿成功,祝一路平安
  12. 超速驾驶,超速行驶
  13. 使用中枢兴奋药,热衷于毒品(毒品相关用语)

speed变形

复数:speeds

第三人称单数:speeds

现在分词:speeding

过去式:sped或speeded

过去分词:sped或speeded

speed扩展

speeder (n.)

speed词根

词根:speed

adj.

speedy 快的;迅速的;敏捷的

speeding 高速行驶的

adv.

speedily 迅速地;赶紧

n.

speeding 超速行驶

speedometer 速度计;里程计

speeder 快速行动的人或物;调节速度装置

speediness 快速;迅速

v.

speeding 促进(speed的ing形式)

speed英英释义

noun

rate of motion: such as

the act or state of moving swiftly : swiftness

impetus

swiftness or rate of performance or action : velocity sense 3a

the sensitivity of a photographic film, plate, or paper expressed numerically

the time during which a camera shutter is open

the light-gathering power of a lens or optical system

a transmission gear in automotive vehicles or bicycles—usually used in combination

a ten-speed bicycle

someone or something that appeals to one's taste

just my speed

methamphetaminealso: a related stimulant drug and especially an amphetamine

archaic prosperity in an undertaking : success

verb

intransitive verb

to make haste

sped to her bedside

to go or drive at excessive or illegal speed

to move, work, or take place faster : accelerate

the heart speeds up

archaic to prosper in an undertaking

archaic get along, fare

transitive verb

to cause to move quickly : hasten

to increase the speed of : accelerate

to wish Godspeed to

to further the success of

archaic to cause or help to prosper : aid

to send out

speed an arrow

speed词组

high speed高速全速

speed up加速;使加速

low speed低速;慢速

in speed迅速,赶快 

speed control速度控制;速度控制器

wind speed风速

speed regulation速度调节;速度调整

rotational speed旋转速度,角速度;圆周速度

rotating speed转速;回转速度

at high speed全速

variable speed变速,可变速率

rotation speed旋转速度,转速;自旋马达之回转数

full speed全速

cutting speed切割速度

processing speed处理速度;加工速率

high speed steel高速钢;超切钢

response speed响应速度;反应速度

at full speed全速

constant speed恒速;等速

speed limit速度限制;最高车速

speed区别

 haste, hurry, speed

这些词都与速度有关。

haste急速,急忙,多指人的动作迅速和匆忙。如:I felt no haste to depart.(我不急着走。)

hurry急忙,匆忙,常表示混乱,焦急和忙乱的意思。如:I forgot to pay my bill in my hurry.

speed迅速,快,不暗示忙乱或焦急。如:More haste, less speed.(欲速则不达。)

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 pace, rate, speed, velocity

这组词都有“速度、速率”的意思,其区别是:

pace普通用词,指步行的速度,常引申指活动的进度或生产率。

rate作“速度”讲时,与speed同义,可换用。作速率解时,指相对增长的速度,也指两种相比较而得出的标准速度。

speed普通用词,指单位时间内行进的固定速度或速率,也指可能达到的最高速度。

velocity技术用词,指物体沿着一定方向运动时的速率。

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 haste, hurry, speed, dispatch

这组词都有“迅速,急速”的意思,其区别是:

haste中性词,用作褒义指动作迅速,事情做得又快又好;作贬义用时,指做事急躁,行为鲁莽,得不到预期的结果。

hurry指急速从事某项活动或匆忙对付一件事情,含明显慌乱的意味。

speed多用于褒义,指行动敏捷快速,效果好。

dispatch指迅速、敏捷地结事某事,强调敏捷和及时。

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 accelerate, hasten, rush, hurry, speed, quicken

这组词都有“加快,使加快”的意思,其区别是:

accelerate着重指频率或速率运转加快。

hasten指由于事的紧迫性或突然性而加速。

rush含义与hurry相近,但显得更仓促更慌乱。

hurry指赶紧或匆忙地做某事或催促别人做某事,隐含草率或混乱意味。

speed侧重实际的快速行动。

quicken普通用词,指增加速度、速率。

以上来源于网络

speed词源中文解释

中古英语 spede,源自古英语 sped,意为“成功,成功的过程; 繁荣,财富,财富; 好运,幸运; 机会,提升”,源自原始日耳曼语言 *spodiz (也是 Old Saxon spod “成功”,荷兰语 spoed “匆忙,速度”,古高地德语 spuot “成功”,古撒克逊语 spodian “使成功”,中荷兰语 spoeden,古高地德语 spuoten “匆匆忙忙”,的来源)。

这被认为是 PIE *spo-ti- 的重构,来自词根 *spes- 或 *speh- “繁荣”(也是赫梯语 išpai- “满足; 撑满”,梵语 sphira “肥胖”, sphayate “增加”,拉丁语 spes “希望”, sperare “期望”,旧教会斯拉夫语 spechu “尝试”, spĕti “成功”,俄语 spet' “成熟”; 立陶宛语 spėju, spėti “有闲暇时间”,古英语 spōwan “繁荣”等的来源)。

“运动的迅速,快速,迅猛”的意义始于古英语晚期(起初通常作副词,在与复数相联系的与格中,如 spedum feran 所示)。 “运动或进展的速度”(无论快慢)始于14世纪中期。 “机器的齿轮”一词约起于1866年。俚语用法指甲基苯丙胺或相关药物的使用者,最早见于1967年,称为“毒蛇” 。

Speed limit 指车辆(最初指火车)的“最高速度”,受法律或能力的限制,最早见于1879年; 警察的speed-trap 最早见于1908年。 Speed bump 作为交通管制设备的用途始于1975年,其引申意义可以追溯到20世纪90年代。 Full speed 意为“速率最高”,最早记录于14世纪后期。 Speed reading 最早于1965年出现。 Speedball 指“古柯碱和吗啡或海洛因的混合物”,记录始于1909年。

speed_公路科技行业词汇

车速

speed_力学行业词汇

速率

speed_水产行业词汇

航速

船舶航行速度。

speed_测绘行业词汇

航速

舰船在单位时间内航行的距离。

speed_物理学行业词汇

速率

speed_航海科技行业词汇

航速

speed_铁道行业词汇

速度

speed词源英文解释

Noun Middle English sped, speede, spede "luck, fortune, good fortune, success, assistance, benefit, rate of motion or progress," going back to Old English spēd "luck, success, riches, opportunity, power," spēdum (dative plural used adverbially) "swiftly," going back to West Germanic *spōdi- (whence also Old Saxon spōd "success, advantage," Middle Dutch spoed "prosperity, progress, haste," Old High German spuot "quickness, velocity"), derivative with the abstract noun suffix -ti- from the base of *spōan- "to succeed" (whence Old English spōwan "to succeed, thrive" [Class VII strong verb], Middle Dutch spoen "to strive," Old High German spuoen "to succeed"), going back to an o-grade derivative of the Indo-European verbal base *speh1- "thrive, prosper," whence also Old Church Slavic spějǫ, spěti "to have success," Lithuanian spė́ju, spė́ti "to manage (to do something)," Sanskrit sphā́yate "(s/he) grows fat, increases," Hittite išpāi "(s/he) gets full, is satiated"; as nominal derivatives Latin spēs "hope" (< *speh1-), Latin prosperus "agreeable to one's wishes, successful, prosperous," Old Russian sporŭ "abundant," Sanskrit sphiráḥ "fat" (< *sph1-ró-) Verb Middle English speden "to succeed, fare, assist, travel swiftly," going back to Old English spēdan, gespēdan "to have success, succeed, prosper," verbal derivative of spēd "luck, success" — more at speed >entry 1 Note: Parallel Germanic formations are Old Saxon spōdian "to further, promote" and Old High German gispuoten "to make thrive."

The first known use of speed was before the 12th century

speed儿童词典英英释义

spendverb

to pay out : expend

to cause or allow (as time) to pass

spent the day with friends

exhaust entry 1 sense 1, wear out

to use wastefully : squander

spell1 of 5noun

a spoken word or form of words believed to have magic power

a state of enchantment

a very strong influence or attraction

spell2 of 5verb

to put under a spell : bewitch

spell3 of 5verb

to take the place of for a time : relieve

if we spell each other we won't get tired

spell4 of 5verb

to name, write, or print the letters of in order

to be the letters of

"c-a-t" spells "cat"

to amount to : mean that usually spells trouble

what you do could spell the difference between life and death

spell5 of 5noun

one's turn at work or duty

a period spent in a job or occupation

a short period of time

a stretch of a specified type of weather

a hot spell

a period of bodily or mental distress or disorder : attack, fit fainting spells

a spell of coughing

spell1 of 5noun

a spoken word or form of words believed to have magic power

a state of enchantment

a very strong influence or attraction

spell2 of 5verb

to put under a spell : bewitch

spell3 of 5verb

to take the place of for a time : relieve

if we spell each other we won't get tired

spell4 of 5verb

to name, write, or print the letters of in order

to be the letters of

"c-a-t" spells "cat"

to amount to : mean that usually spells trouble

what you do could spell the difference between life and death

spell5 of 5noun

one's turn at work or duty

a period spent in a job or occupation

a short period of time

a stretch of a specified type of weather

a hot spell

a period of bodily or mental distress or disorder : attack, fit fainting spells

a spell of coughing

spell1 of 5noun

a spoken word or form of words believed to have magic power

a state of enchantment

a very strong influence or attraction

spell2 of 5verb

to put under a spell : bewitch

spell3 of 5verb

to take the place of for a time : relieve

if we spell each other we won't get tired

spell4 of 5verb

to name, write, or print the letters of in order

to be the letters of

"c-a-t" spells "cat"

to amount to : mean that usually spells trouble

what you do could spell the difference between life and death

spell5 of 5noun

one's turn at work or duty

a period spent in a job or occupation

a short period of time

a stretch of a specified type of weather

a hot spell

a period of bodily or mental distress or disorder : attack, fit fainting spells

a spell of coughing

speed1 of 2noun

the act or state of moving swiftly : swiftness

rate of motion : velocity

quickness in movement or action

a transmission gear in motor vehicles or bicycles

a 10-speed bicycle

methamphetaminealso: a related drug

speed2 of 2verb

to move or cause to move fast

to go or drive at too high a speed

to increase the speed of : accelerate—often used with up

speed医学词典英英释义

speednoun

methamphetaminealso: a related stimulant drug and especially an amphetamine

speed 例句

1 Against ordinary horses, Seabiscuit had enough early speed, but War Admiral was no ordinary horse.

2 Thus this observer would think that a spaceship could get from A to B in time if only it could ignore the speed-of-light speed limit.

3 The cabbie slammed the back door and sped around the curved driveway, narrowly missing the Mercedes that Sandy was driving to the parking lot.

4 She sped off, the door slamming shut soon after as I was left coughing in the cloud of dust thrown up by her tires.

5 At his insistence she was removing her clothes, and at such speed.

6 Colin slowed down, pulling to the shoulder so that a speeding SUV could pass him while he looked out at the factory with Lindsey.

7 Cardiovascular exercise is the key to speeding up metabolism, burning excess calories , and fighting body fat.

心肺功能运动是加速新陈代谢 、 燃烧多余卡路里和减肥的关键.

8 Jim was home from college, but he had a new girlfriend over in Berwind and had taken the Buick and sped off almost as soon as he deposited his laundry in the basement.

9 My heart is speeding, though, my breaths coming too fast.

10 “If we can double it, and speed up the learning process at the same time, the possibilities are enormous.”

11 “Let me get this plate to Mrs. Bates, then I’ll meet you at the barn,” Stella said as both girls picked up speed.

12 Stones and arrows sped upward with devastating effect.

13 But I stumbled on a way to pass the time in my room, a way that made the hours fly with the speed of the wind.

14 Lee prepared sealed orders to be given to each of Watters’ men; they were to scatter out over the countryside and find Stuart and get him back to Gettysburg with all possible speed.

15 I call him while running across the soccer field, holding down 1 to speed dial.

16 A group of kids sped past us on their bikes.

17 He raced down the road at breakneck speed, careening around the hairpin turns, whooping at the top of his lungs all the way to the river and across the bridge.

18 He ran toward us at top speed, as if in a ridiculous hurry to catch us, even though we were sitting still.

19 Everything about the trip was exciting: the sounds, the speed, the scenery rushing before my eyes.

20 Yet proceeding at full speed with all the options meant an unnerving commitment of hundreds of millions of dollars.

speed 同义词

2 兴旺发达

thrive

3 使加速

urge accelerate rev

9 排档

gear gear shift

12 感光度

sensitivity ASA

14 动量

momentum impetus

16 进度

rate

17 过日子

live fare spend

18 疾行

fly rapid flight race

21 排挡

gear

22 苯丙胺

amphetamine whizz

23 苯异丙胺

amphetamine Benzedrine

24 曝光时间

exposure

26 中枢神经兴奋剂

benny

29 使赶快

festinate

30 合意的人

desirable

33 甲基苯丙胺

methamphetamine

35 快门速度

shutter speed

36 势头

head momentum impetus

37 快捷

sharp speedy nimble quick

38 超速行驶

speeding

44 急送

send along

46 安非他明

amphetamine Benzedrine whizz benny

50 超速驾驶

overdrive speeding

speed 短语相关

turn of speed speed shop pick up speed/momentum speed-reading off-speed up to speed speed bump cruising speed speed run ten-speed

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