英:['klʌstəd]
美:[ 'klʌstɚd]
英:['klʌstəd]
美:[ 'klʌstɚd]
词根:cluster
n.cluster 群;簇;丛;串
clustering 聚集,收集;分类归并
v.clustering 使成群(cluster的现在分词)
vi.cluster 群聚;丛生
vt.cluster 使聚集;聚集在某人的周围
noun
a number of similar things that occur together: such as
two or more consecutive consonants or vowels in a segment of speech
a group of buildings and especially houses built close together on a sizable tract in order to preserve open spaces larger than the individual yard for common recreation
an aggregation of stars or galaxies that appear close together in the sky and are gravitationally associated
the Perseus cluster of galaxies
a larger than expected number of cases of disease (such as leukemia) occurring in a particular locality, group of people, or period of time
a number of computers networked together in order to function as a single computing system
Consisting of groups of inexpensive machines cobbled together, clusters in many ways have supplanted traditional supercomputers.—Elizabeth K. Wilson
verb
transitive verb
to collect into a cluster
cluster the tents together
to furnish with clusters
the bridge was clustered with men and officers—Herman Wouk
intransitive verb
to grow, assemble, or occur in a cluster
they clustered around the fire
cluster analysis聚类分析;群集分析
a cluster of一群;一组;一串
cluster sampling分组取样;类集抽样;巢式抽样法
star cluster星团
hierarchical cluster analysis层序聚类分析
server cluster[计算机]服务器群集
galaxy cluster星系团
gene cluster基因簇,一组相同或者相似的基因
open cluster疏散星团,银河星团
cluster bomb子母弹;集束炸弹
globular cluster球状星团
instrument cluster仪表组;仪表板
virgo cluster室女座星系团;处女座星系团
cluster headache丛集性头痛;组合性头痛;头痛群
consonant cluster辅音连缀;辅音音丛
Noun and Verb Middle English, from Old English clyster; akin to Old English clott clot
The first known use of cluster was before the 12th century
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
cluster1 of 2noun
a number of similar things growing, collected, or grouped together : bunch a flower cluster
a cluster of houses
cluster2 of 2verb
to grow, collect, or gather in a cluster
1 When I looked at her again, she was gazing at something on the ground, and I noticed for the first time how tiny lines had clustered around her eyes.
2 He studied the leaves clustered beneath his feet.
3 Now they’re clustered outside in a haphazard line, waiting for the security to let them in.
4 Obiora had borrowed a video game from the flat upstairs, and the boys were clustered in front of the TV in the living room.
5 The houses were adobe and clustered together and like Jorge said, the village was small.
6 A group of about a dozen clustered together, all wearing long, dingy gray cloaks with hoods that hid their faces.
7 Outside the Black Swan girls were clustered under umbrellas.
8 They crossed the dark fields, startling up an old white horse and some cows, heading for a group of out buildings clustered together some distance from the farmhouse.
9 She pointed to a bunch of people who were clustered around a redheaded boy and a girl in braids who sat on the couch across from each other, sketch pads poised on their laps.
10 The terrible ghosts of impossible-to-forget toys clustered on the blades of the ceiling fan.
11 The residential campus, which took kids who had no place else to go, had small houses clustered around dismal, sun-parched lawns.
12 Roses cluster round the window.
玫瑰花绕着窗子丛生。
13 Max hunches forward and tiptoes over to the half-circle work station where all the computers and chairs are clustered.
14 Missed the rippled velvet curtain going up, with lightbulbs in the clustered yellow tassels.
15 The slaves, when they heard this, clustered close about him and embraced him; and he embraced them, and none could forbear weeping.
16 Upper Djerholm had no real center, but the bulk of its taverns, inns, and market stalls were clustered around the base of the hill leading to the Ice Court.
17 A tangle of old homes and shacks clustered around small stores and buildings that had seen better days.
18 Flaming brands appeared over the brink and clustered thickly at the breach.
19 The petitioners clustered near the tall doors, the knights and high lords and ladies beneath the tapestries, the smallfolk in the gallery, the mailed guards in their cloaks, gold or grey: all stood.
20 The group of men clustered on the front steps did not look like angels, but they could have been in disguise.
1 成群的
2 成簇的