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sub·nor·mal
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subnormality (n.)
Noun
1. a person of less than normal intelligence
Adjective
1. below normal or average;
"after the floods the harvests were subnormal"
"subnormal intelligence"
1875年,来自 sub- 和 normal。名词最早出现于1710年的几何学中; 1916年开始用于人类。
低常的,正常下的:低于或亚于正常的
品质方面的特性(如智力)低于一般所见水平的
International Scientific Vocabulary
The first known use of subnormal was in 1843
subordinatingadjective
introducing and linking a subordinate clause to a main clause
a subordinating conjunction
subordinate1 of 3adjective
placed in or occupying a lower class or rank
a subordinate officer
yielding to or controlled by authority
of, relating to, or being a clause that functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb
subordinating
subordinate2 of 3noun
one that is subordinate
subordinate3 of 3verb
to make subordinate
subordinate1 of 3adjective
placed in or occupying a lower class or rank
a subordinate officer
yielding to or controlled by authority
of, relating to, or being a clause that functions as a noun, adjective, or adverb
subordinating
subordinate2 of 3noun
one that is subordinate
subordinate3 of 3verb
to make subordinate
subnormaladjective
being lower, smaller, or less than what is considered normal
subnormal temperatures
subnormaladjective
lower or smaller than normal
a subnormal temperature
having less of something and especially of intelligence than is normal
1 An amplified jet stream pattern that has brought subnormal temperatures to eastern portions of North America and unseasonable warmth to the West is forecast to continue much of the workweek.
2 Another day of subnormal temperatures is slated for Monday before winds shift to a west-to-east orientation.
3 She attended a school for the educationally subnormal.
她在一所智障学校上学。
4 No matter how interested in his main business: the promotion of freedom for creative activities in a democracy of the normals, he is bound to be beaten by the majority consisting of subnormals.
5 Snow flurries could last into Monday, the cold staying through Tuesday with a temperature rebound of sorts into the still subnormal 50s by the middle of next week.
6 people who are subnormal in insulin production
7 Objective to investigate the daily living vision and the corrected vision of the aged, and to analyze the reason of subnormal vision and the age specific eye diseases in the aged.
目的调查老年人日常生活视力及矫正视力,分析老年人视力异常原因及常见增龄性眼病。
8 Though the inferior subnormals multiply into great sheep majorities, and the careerists, like Napoleon, morbid variants, involve millions in their disease, the idea of freedom persists obstinately.
9 Every normal operator is trivially subnormal.
每一个正规算子显而易见地是次正规的.
10 Special activity is designed in the hospital to meet the needs of subnormal.
医院为满足弱智者的需要而设计了特殊的活动.
11 He was born subnormal and will never learn to speak.
他天生低能,学不会讲话。
12 Deep basin gas is an abnormal gas accumulation with characters of subnormal pressure and gas-water inversion caused essentially by its tight reservoir.
深盆气藏是一种特殊机理形成的具有气水倒置和负压异常等特征的致密气藏。
13 Of course here as everywhere we must allow for the defective, the imperfect, the subnormals and the children of the very poor.
14 Slaves and careerists, subnormals and abnormals, are the important elements of the constituency of every modern statesman.
15 Subnormal b-wave were seen in electroretinography.
网膜电图显示低于正常的b波。
16 Sunday marked our fifth straight day of subnormal readings.
17 He was Born suBnormal and will never learn to speak.
他天生低能,学不会讲话.
18 Flow off the 50-degree waters of Lake Michigan will bring our first subnormal temperatures in 10 days.
19 Empirical formulae for the critical heat flux of the film breakdown and heat transfer correlations for normal and subnormal films are obtained by fitting the test data.
根据实验数据拟合出液膜破断临界热流密度经验公式,同时还拟合出正常液膜和接近破断临界时的液膜的换热系数综合关系式。
20 subnormal levels of vitamin C
3 偏低的
4 低下
5 低下的
6 低能
weak-headed lunchie lunch chuckle wanting feeble half-baked low-energy imbecile half-assed subhuman fatuous weak-minded dullish simpleminded feebleminded moronity weakness idiot imbecility fatuity moronism be not the full quid feeble-minded soft moron scatty bughouse weakling thick brained
8 低能的
weak-headed lunchie lunch chuckle wanting feeble half-baked low-energy imbecile half-assed subhuman fatuous weak-minded dullish simpleminded feebleminded feeble-minded dotty soft moron scatty bughouse weakling thick brained
9 异常
different particular novel exceptional fancy remarkable extraordinary awful singular peculiar bastard eccentric sensational colossal blooming bouncing rousing anomalous prodigious aberrant devilish out-of-the-way preternatural supernormal unwonted anomalistic transnormal impayable thundering deuced anomaly singularity exceptionality
10 弱智者