diminution如何读

英:[ˌdɪmɪˈnju:ʃn]

美:[ˌdɪmɪˈnuʃn]

diminution是什么意思

  • n.减少;缩小;减少量;缩小量

diminution自然拼读

dim·i·nu·tion

dI mih nu shn

diminution词根

词根:diminish

adj.

diminished 减弱的;减退了的

diminutive 小的,小型的,微小的

n.

diminutive 爱称;指小词;身材极小的人

v.

diminished 减少;削弱(diminish的过去分词)

vi.

diminish 减少,缩小;变小

vt.

diminish 使减少;使变小

diminution英英释义

  • n.
    • change toward something smaller or lower
    • the statement of a theme in notes of lesser duration (usually half the length of the original)
    • the act of decreasing or reducing something

diminution词源中文解释

约于1300年, diminucioun,“罪恶的减轻”; 14世纪后期,“减少、缩小或降低的行为; 变得更少的过程”,源自盎格鲁-法语 diminuciun,古法语 diminucion,直接源自拉丁语 diminutionem(主格 diminutio),早期为 deminutionem,动作名词,来自 deminuere 的过去分词词干,“减少,缩小”,源自 de- “完全”(见 de-) + minuere “使小”(源自 PIE 词根 *mei-(2)“小”)。Diminishment(1540年代)现已过时或罕见。

diminution_医学行业词汇

减少:减少或缩小

diminution词源英文解释

Middle English diminucioun, from Anglo-French diminutiun, from Medieval Latin diminution-, diminutio, alteration of Latin deminution-, deminutio, from deminuere "to lessen" — more at diminish

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

diminution儿童词典英英释义

dimitynoun

a usually corded cotton fabric in checks or stripes

diminutive1 of 2noun

a diminutive word, name, or affix

a diminutive object or individual

diminutive2 of 2adjective

indicating small size and sometimes the state or quality of being lovable or pitiful the diminutive noun "duckling"

the diminutive suffixes "-ette" and "-ling"

extremely small : tiny

diminutive1 of 2noun

a diminutive word, name, or affix

a diminutive object or individual

diminutive2 of 2adjective

indicating small size and sometimes the state or quality of being lovable or pitiful the diminutive noun "duckling"

the diminutive suffixes "-ette" and "-ling"

extremely small : tiny

diminutionnoun

the act, process, or an instance of diminishing : decrease

diminution 例句

1 The film doesn’t address this diminution of her role after the first film at all, instead pivoting full force into Momoa’s charisma.

2 Any diminution in magnetism is likely to be bad news, because magnetism, apart from holding notes to refrigerators and keeping our compasses pointing the right way, plays a vital role in keeping us alive.

3 After the first half's wistful look at lost friends and family, the second half of Vendange Tardive scowls at the diminution of daily existence by sensationalist journalism, climate change, politics and oil.

4 It’s more than just a matter of money, because every act of taxation imposes a diminution of freedom.

5 Some see the move of the alliance’s research operations to the Municipal Art Society and its Web operations to WNET, the public broadcaster, as an unfortunate diminution.

6 Recoverable pecuniary damage is a diminution of the victim's patrimony caused by the damaging event.

可回复的财产损害指受害人在损害事件中遭受的财物的减少.

7 The diminution of trust in the American political system has come during a moment of vast retrenchment of local news outlets.

8 A similar (though more rapid) diminution accompanies the reversing of the sun's magnetic field, which happens every 11 years or so.

太阳磁场的两极颠倒每隔大约11年出现一次,并且太阳磁场的效力也出现的类似的下降,尽管有些迅速。

9 “We do not support any diminution of the territory of Gaza,” U.S.

10 Any local diminution of blood supply will delay or prevent healing.

任何局部供血的减少将延迟或阻碍愈合.

11 The essence of drag-kinging is the diminution of femininity but it works so much better if a trace of womanhood is left behind.

12 Human beings, on the other hand—women no less than men—are endowed with 24/7/365 sexual potential, providing immense opportunities: for fitness enhancement or diminution, exciting adventure as well as miserable heartbreak.

13 “The series charts the diminution of aristocratic life from its heyday to a period that we’re still living through really, and you’ve got to get every stage of that right.”

14 “My faith in the Constitution is whole. It is complete. It is total. I am not going to sit here and be an idle spectator to the diminution, the subversion, the destruction of the Constitution.”

15 “There was very little in the data that showed any diminution of expected wage increases, expected price increases or for that matter in financial markets ... other than in gilts,” she added.

16 In a section about visual disturbances with migraine, Sacks describes the “Lilliputian vision,” wherein an “apparent diminution” of whatever object you’re looking at occurs.

17 “The church is at a tipping point with this diminution in size, and it’s easy for some people to get caught up in it and think, ‘Oh, this is the end,’ ” Dutra said.

18 They hope for a small diminution in taxes.

他们希望捐税能稍有减少。

19 He was released early in 2022 after earning diminution credits.

20 Age brought a gradual diminution of his strength and energy.

年龄使他的体力和精力逐渐减退。

diminution 同义词

1 减少额

decrease abatement

2 减值

depreciation

3 减少

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8 减缩

shrinkage decrement

11 减少量

decrease

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