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me·chan·ic
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复数:mechanics
词根:mechanic
adj.mechanical 机械的;力学的;呆板的;无意识的;手工操作的
adv.mechanically 机械地;呆板地;物理上地
Noun
1. a craftsman skilled in operating machine tools
2. someone whose occupation is repairing and maintaining automobiles
Adjective
1. resembling the action of a machine;
"from blank to blank a threadless way I pushed mechanic feet"- Emily Dickenson
mechanic design机械设计
car mechanicn. 汽车修理师
14世纪后期,用于描述一种工艺或技能,“涉及机械劳动”(现在通常带有 mechanical 的意义),也指“与工具有关”。源自拉丁语 mechanicus,“属于机器或机械的; 有创造力的”,源自希腊语 mēkhanikos,“充满资源,有创造力的,巧妙的”,字面意思是“机械的,与机器有关的”,源自 mēkhanē “装置,工具”(参见 machine(n.))。意思是“与机器的性质或相关的”始于1620年代。
技术动作
保护带
Adjective Middle English, probably from Middle French mecanique, adjective & noun, from Latin mechanicus, from Greek mēchanikos, from mēchanē
The first known use of mechanic was in the 14th century
mechanismnoun
a piece of machinery
the parts by which a machine operates
the process, way, or system for achieving a goal
the mechanism of government
the processes involved in or responsible for a natural occurrence (as evolution or an action or reaction)
mechanicssingular or plural noun
a science that deals with energy and forces and their effect on bodies
the application of mechanics to the making or operation of machines
the details of the way something works or is done
the mechanics of running
mechanicaladjective
of or relating to machinery
mechanical skill
made or operated by a machine or machinery
a mechanical toy
done as if by machine : impersonal
gave a mechanical reply
relating to or according with the principles of mechanics
mechanicaladjective
of or relating to machinery
mechanical skill
made or operated by a machine or machinery
a mechanical toy
done as if by machine : impersonal
gave a mechanical reply
relating to or according with the principles of mechanics
mechanicaladjective
of or relating to machinery
mechanical skill
made or operated by a machine or machinery
a mechanical toy
done as if by machine : impersonal
gave a mechanical reply
relating to or according with the principles of mechanics
mechanic1 of 2adjective
of or relating to work performed by hand or skill at such work
mechanic arts
mechanic2 of 2noun
a person who works with his or her handsespecially: a repairer of machines
1 He could see plenty of technical flaws in their mechanics, but those could be dealt with.
2 Assign the mechanic job to technical supervisor.
按排机修任务给技术主管.
3 They were all mechanics and hated the war.
4 This machine isn't working; get a mechanic to see to it.
这台机器坏了, 找技工来修理一下吧.
5 It’s in honor of your promotion to mechanic.
6 The garage mechanic find a crack in the back axle of the car.
汽车修理厂的机修工发现汽车的后车轴上有一条裂缝。
7 The night mechanic comes and taps me on the shoulder, jerking his head toward the repair table.
8 It opened really fast and a big man in a mechanic’s greasy jumpsuit who I figured must be her dad said, “Who are you?”
9 The mechanic became the whipping boy for the pilot's error.
这技工成为驾驶员错误的代罪羔羊.
10 Anna Kirilina, an armament mechanic for the 125th Guards, sums up the huge depth of emotion that the war created for Raskova’s regiments.
11 His first students were in the vo-tech program—vocations and technology—and took half their classes in such disciplines as auto mechanics, carpentry, baking, welding, and hairdressing.
12 Every one of her fellow pilots, navigators, and mechanics gathered around her and swore to avenge her grief—not just for Zinaida and her child, but for all Soviet mothers.
13 ‘I’m leaving town. I’m a good mechanic and I can get a job some other place. If I stayed home Mother could read this in my eyes.’
14 “We wanted to make ourselves look pretty and attractive and womanlike, in spite of the uniform,” said Nina Shebalina, a mechanic in the 586th Regiment.
15 Zero dwells at the juxtaposition of quantum mechanics and relativity; zero lives where the two theories meet, and zero causes the two theories to clash.
16 In such strong fields the effects of quantum mechanics should be important.
17 The garage mechanic found a crack in the back axle of the car.
汽车修理厂的机修工发现汽车的后车轴上有一条裂缝.
18 If you experience engine trouble, you take your car to a mechanic.
如果你的发动机出了问题, 你会把你的车交给技工.
19 Through the correspondence exercises and lessons, some of the mechanics of grammar gradually began to come back to me.
20 The mechanic says, "You know the drill, Mr. Durden.
机修工说“你知道规矩的,泰勒先生。
2 技师
3 单调
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4 手段
way tool device vehicle channel weapon instrument medium avenue tactic passport gateway diplomacy manoeuvre finesse manoeuvring
6 工匠
artisan craftsman workman wright craftsperson little man mechanical craftspeople artist carpenter fundi mechanist
7 勉强的
narrow forced reluctant unwilling strained dainty constrained tardy reticent grudging left-footed farfetched uneager
9 机械地工作的人
10 勉强
narrow forced reluctant unwilling strained dainty constrained tardy reticent grudging left-footed farfetched uneager just barely reluctantly scant reluctance reticence with bad grace constrain oneself only just
11 机械的
robotomorphic automatous machine automatic blind mechanical machine-made machinelike banausic
12 作弊老手
13 机械学
14 力学
15 机器
16 工匠的
17 机工
18 手工操作的
19 技工
artisan craftsman operative artificer grease monkey mech engineer technician workman journeyman mechanist operator mechanical worker machinist mechanician journey
20 方法
way system line view tool device road method approach measure channel recipe manner medium formula mechanism methodology gateway means tack
22 手工的
25 机械
robotomorphic automatous machine automatic blind mechanical machine-made machinelike banausic engine mechanism machinery hickey enginery by the numbers by rote
26 机修工
27 单调的
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28 机械工