string如何读

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string英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U] [C] 线,细绳 narrow cord made of threads twisted together and used to tie, fasten, etc.
  2. [C] (乐器上的)弦 tightly stretched piece of catgut or wire, e.g. in a violin, harp or guitar, which produces a musical note when it vibrates
  3. [C] 一串,一行 a set of objects connected together on a thread
  4. [C] 一连串,一系列 a set of things, events, etc. following each other closely
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 装弦于; 上弦 put a string or strings on
  2. vt. 串 put (pearls, etc.) on a string

string是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 弦,线
  2. 带(子),丝带,鞋带
  3. 一串,一连串
  4. 纤维
  5. 串线,串绳,细绳,绳子
  6. 筋,腱
  7. 一行,一列
  8. 一系列
  9. 附带条件
  10. 穿在线上的东西
adj. (形容词)
  1. 线的,线织的
  2. 由弦乐器组成的
  3. 弦乐器的
v. (动词)
  1. 使排成一列,连成一串,排成一行前进,列成一行前进,排成一串
  2. 抽去筋
  3. 使兴奋
  4. 串起, 把...用线串起来,用线把…连在一起
  5. 用绳、线、带子捆,缚,系,挂,扎,穿
  6. 使作好准备
  7. <口>戏弄,欺骗,愚弄,撒谎,哄
  8. 成线(索)状,成(串)线状
  9. 蜿蜒排列
  10. 使紧张
  11. 上弦于(弓,乐器)上,给 ... 装弦
  12. 调(乐器)的弦
  13. 伸展,拉直
  14. 使敏感
  15. 决定开球顺序

string变形

复数:strings

第三人称单数:strings

现在分词:stringing

过去式:strung

过去分词:strung

string词根

词根:string

adj.

stringy 绳的;纤维的;线;多筋的

n.

stringer 纵梁,纵桁;上弦匠;[地质] 细脉;特约记者,特约通讯员;拉线人

string英英释义

noun

a cord usually used to bind, fasten, or tie—often used attributively

a string bag

something that resembles a string

garnished with potato strings

archaic a cord (such as a tendon or ligament) of an animal body

a plant fiber (such as a leaf vein)

the gut, wire, or nylon cord of a musical instrument

the stringed instruments of an orchestra

the gut, wire, or cord of a racket or shooting bow

a group of objects threaded on a string a string of pearls

a string of fish

a series of things arranged in or as if in a line a string of names

a string of cars

a group of business properties scattered geographically

a string of newspapers

the animals and especially horses belonging to or used by one individual

a means of recourse : expedient

a group of players ranked according to skill or proficiency

succession sense 3a

a string of successes

one of the inclined sides of a stair supporting the treads and risers

balkline sense 1

the action of lagging for break in billiards

line sense 13

contingent conditions or obligations

control, domination

a hypothetical one-dimensional object that is infinitely thin but has a length of 10−33 centimeters, that vibrates as it moves through space, and whose mode of vibration manifests itself as a subatomic particle

verb

transitive verb

to equip with strings

to tune the strings of

to make tense : key up

to thread on or as if on a string

to thread with objects

to tie, hang, or fasten with string

to put together (words, ideas, etc.) like objects threaded on a string

strung her thoughts together

to hang by the neck—used with up

to remove the strings of

string beans

to extend or stretch like a string

string wires from tree to tree

to set out in a line or series—often used with out

intransitive verb

to move, progress, or lie in a string

to form into strings

lag sense 3

adjective

of or relating to stringed musical instruments

the string section

string词组

a string of一系列,一串

drill string[机械]钻柱

pipe stringn. 管柱,一段管线;管道支线

string quartet弦乐四重奏曲;弦乐四重奏乐团

character stringn. 字符串

casing string套管柱

string theory弦论;弦理论

string togethervt. 使……连贯起来

long string长字符串;长管柱;采油套管

a piece of string一条带子

string vibration弦振动

second string替补队员;替代的做法

text string本文串

string instrument弦乐器

string along欺骗;跟随

pull the stringsv. 在幕后操纵

input string输入语符列;输入串

pull strings在幕后操纵

format string格式字符串

insulator string绝缘子串;绝缘串

string区别

 rope, wire, thread, string, line, cord

这组词都有“线”的意思,其区别是:

rope指用于捆绑大物件的粗壮而坚固的绳子,一般用绵、毛、麻、金属或其它材料制成。

wire专指用金属制成的线。

thread普通用词,指用棉、毛、丝或纤维等纹成的很细的线,通常用于缝纫、纺织等。

string普通用词,指捆绑小件物品的细绳或细带子。

line普通用词,含义广泛,指任何一种线,常作引申用。

cord指比string粗,比rope细,较牢固,通常用于捆扎较小物品的线或绳。用作引申当约束讲。

以上来源于网络

string词源中文解释

古英语中的 streng 指的是“线、绳、线索、弓弦或竖琴弦”,复数形式指的是“装备、绳索、系绳; 血统、种族”,源自原始日耳曼语 *strangiz(也源自古诺尔斯语 strengr 、丹麦语 streng 、中古荷兰语 strenge 、荷兰语 streng 、古高地德语 strang 、德语 Strang 的“绳、线”),源自 *strang- 的“紧绷的、硬的”,源自 PIE 词根 *strenk- 的“紧、狭窄”。早期中古英语逐渐限定为比 rope 细小的线。指“一系列排列的物体”的意义首次记录于15世纪末。

古英语中“韧带、肌腱”的意思保留在 hamstring(名词)、heart-strings 中。意思为“限制、规定”(1888)是美国英语,可能源自愚人节常见的玩笑,即在人们弯腰捡起看似装满钱的钱包时,用系在上面的绳子将其拽走。

pull strings 指的是“控制事务的进程”(1860),源自木偶戏的概念。First string, second string, 等在体育运动中(1863)源自射手们携带备用弓弦以防断裂的习惯。Strings 指的是“弦乐器”,可追溯到14世纪中叶。String bean 源自1759年; string bikini 源自1974年。

string_体育行业词汇

拍线

细线

开球线

弓弦

string_电力行业词汇

钢钎混凝土, string-wire concrete

string_电子学行业词汇

string词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Old English streng; akin to Old High German strang rope, Latin stringere to bind tight — more at strain

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

string儿童词典英英释义

strongadjective

having or marked by great physical power : robust

having moral or mental power

having great resources (as of wealth)

of a specified number

an army ten thousand strong

being great or striking

a strong resemblance

forceful, cogent

strong arguments

not mild or weak : having much of some quality strong acid strong glasses

strong coffee

moving with rapidity or force

strong wind

enthusiastic, zealous

a strong believer in peace

not easily captured or overcome

a strong fort

well established : firm

strong traditions

having a disgusting or powerful odor or flavor : rank

of, relating to, or being a verb that forms the past tense by a change in the root vowel and the past participle usually by the addition of -en with or without change of the root vowel (as strive, strove, striven or drink, drank, drunk)

strollverb

to walk in a leisurely or idle manner : ramble

stroke1 of 3verb

to rub gently in one direction

to pass the hand over gently in kindness or tenderness

stroke2 of 3noun

the act of strikingespecially: a blow with a weapon or instrument

a single unbroken movementespecially: one of a series of repeated or to-and-fro movements

a striking of the ball in a gameespecially: a striking or attempt to strike the ball that counts as the scoring unit in golf

a sudden action or process that results in something being struck

stroke of lightning

an unexpected result

stroke of luck

sudden weakening or loss of consciousness or the power to feel or move caused by the breaking or blocking (as by a clot) of a blood vessel in the brain called alsoapoplexy

one of a series of movements that pushes against something

stroke of an oar

a vigorous or energetic effort by which something is done, produced, or accomplished

a stroke of genius

the movement or the distance of the movement in either direction of a mechanical part (as a piston) having a forward and backward motion

the sound of a bell being struck

at the stroke of twelve

a mark made by a single movement of a tool

a stroke of the pen

one of the lines of a letter of the alphabet

stroke3 of 3verb

to show or cancel with a line

stroked out my name

hit entry 1 sense 1a

gently stroked the ball toward the hole

stroke1 of 3verb

to rub gently in one direction

to pass the hand over gently in kindness or tenderness

stroke2 of 3noun

the act of strikingespecially: a blow with a weapon or instrument

a single unbroken movementespecially: one of a series of repeated or to-and-fro movements

a striking of the ball in a gameespecially: a striking or attempt to strike the ball that counts as the scoring unit in golf

a sudden action or process that results in something being struck

stroke of lightning

an unexpected result

stroke of luck

sudden weakening or loss of consciousness or the power to feel or move caused by the breaking or blocking (as by a clot) of a blood vessel in the brain called alsoapoplexy

one of a series of movements that pushes against something

stroke of an oar

a vigorous or energetic effort by which something is done, produced, or accomplished

a stroke of genius

the movement or the distance of the movement in either direction of a mechanical part (as a piston) having a forward and backward motion

the sound of a bell being struck

at the stroke of twelve

a mark made by a single movement of a tool

a stroke of the pen

one of the lines of a letter of the alphabet

stroke3 of 3verb

to show or cancel with a line

stroked out my name

hit entry 1 sense 1a

gently stroked the ball toward the hole

strip1 of 2verb

to remove clothing, covering, or surface substance from

undress

stripped and showered

plunder entry 1, spoil

troops stripped the town after capturing it

to take away all duties, honors, or special rights

to remove a layer that covers : skin, peel

strip bark from a tree

to remove unimportant material from

to remove furniture, equipment, or accessories from

to make bare or clear (as by cutting or grazing)

to tear or damage the screw thread of (as a bolt or nut)

strip2 of 2noun

a long narrow piece or area a strip of land

strips of bacon

airstrip

strip1 of 2verb

to remove clothing, covering, or surface substance from

undress

stripped and showered

plunder entry 1, spoil

troops stripped the town after capturing it

to take away all duties, honors, or special rights

to remove a layer that covers : skin, peel

strip bark from a tree

to remove unimportant material from

to remove furniture, equipment, or accessories from

to make bare or clear (as by cutting or grazing)

to tear or damage the screw thread of (as a bolt or nut)

strip2 of 2noun

a long narrow piece or area a strip of land

strips of bacon

airstrip

stringingnoun

the material with which a racket is strung

string1 of 3noun

a cord usually used to fasten or tie

a thin tough plant structure (as the fiber connecting the halves of a bean pod)

the gut, wire, or nylon cord of a musical instrument that is plucked, bowed, or struck to produce a sound

plural the stringed instruments of an orchestra

the gut, wire, or cord of a racket or shooting bow

a group of objects threaded on a string

a string of pearls

a series of things arranged in or as if in a line

a string of automobiles

a series of like items (as units of information, marks, or words)

the animals and especially horses belonging to or used by one individual

any of several squads of players on a team that are grouped together according to skill

the second string of a football team

a series in time : succession, sequence

plural requirements or obligations connected with something

an agreement with no strings attached

string2 of 3verb

to equip (as a tennis racket) with strings

to thread on or as if on a string

string beads

to tie, hang, or fasten with string

to hang by the neck

strung up from a high tree

to remove the strings of

string beans

to extend or stretch like a string

string wires from tree to tree

to set out in a line or series

string3 of 3adjective

of or relating to stringed musical instruments

the string section of an orchestra

string 例句

1 Out in the plaza they were stringing electric-light wires to light the plaza for the fiesta.

2 What Scooter would do then was make catfish faces by squeezing a string of white icing onto each one.

3 When you pluck the string without the bridge, you get a clear note, the tone known as the fundamental.

4 She hissed a string of words I didn’t understand.

5 “Tie a piece of meat to a string. Hang it out in front of him. He’ll chase it for miles.”

6 And then, of course, we had to make our own string, or tar.

7 I let loose a string of curses—probably every one I’ve ever heard, plus a couple I make up right here on the spot.

8 “Your dad had to pull some ‘old baseball buddy’ strings with the doctor—who is apparently his college teammate—to get permission for us to be in here in the first place.

9 First, he kick-started a craze for extravagant, Hallowe’en-style music, full of dark, deep, crashingly loud chords and abrasive strings.

10 We children slept in hammocks strung across the room, tied to the beams in sturdy knots that were done and undone daily.

11 Captain Smith holds two strings of beads in his hand.

12 They wrap up the garbage in several layers of newspaper and tie it with string, and even so it drips onto the freshly waxed floor.

13 He unwrapped a hollow wooden ball with a loop of string attached on one side.

14 The owner shouted back, “Left!” followed by a string of curses.

15 The vast fields burst with hundreds of thousands of white bolls, strung like stars in the sky on the clearest of clear nights.

16 The rind was tied to a string, and the string hung around her neck.

17 When there was nothing left to move but myself, I walked to the end of our village and kept going, with a whole raft of children strung out behind me.

18 “I’d rather have the sun, but at least we still have some light,” Grandma said, using a tool to set the silver-headed arrow to the string of her undersized crossbow and pull it into position.

19 Failed the load string for locating existing quorum resource.

未能查找已有的仲裁资源时加载字符串.

20 Dr. Felinia Tower had the skeleton of a person hanging against her living room wall, its bones all held in place with black strings.

string 同义词

3 一连串的事物

succession

6 线脚层

belt stringcourse

7 作好准备

preparedness prepare equip

8 欺骗

funny delusive false cross-up hoky-poky take-in do sell plant abuse curve twist fraud cheat shaft illusion bob deception lurk fiddle gag delusion cog hoax sham trimming gouge deceit trickery bop wile mace gaff shuck gammon barney bunco eyewash hocus falseness flam hokum legerdemain hanky-panky rinky-dink flimflam chicane flivver jiggery-pokery cooch jugglery chiz hokey-pokey gloze rort swiz hokeypokey cootch job lie shit fool boodle practice ring impose bull grease bitch fudge bamboozle bam have dipsy-doodle kid banter diddle gyp cozen cold-deck yentz illude gazoozle fainaigue make work take short green catch stick cross beat jump burn cream dish screw trim palm hose bucket rim hype mock fox Jew deceive sucker buffalo mislead bunk two-time deacon nick jockey chisel dope fob gull lurch ream snooker jive mystify short-change slicker beguile frig fop double-cross jink gudgeon cully trepan hornswoggle gyppo double-X befool chouse make game of bludge on play the rogue slip one over on put it over on have a game with play the fool with a clean shave run a sandy on on the earhole givethe business string on throw a curve on the fiddle give short change come it play games with management Con falsehood masquerade rip-off duplicity subterfuge skulduggery Legerdemain hocus-pocus put-on double-dealing covin try-on trick Sharp Trim stiff COD spruce circumvent dupe delude weasel entrap humbug hoodwink bilk finagle skank euchre pettifog short-sheet mamaguy verneuk put upon make a fool of play false play a trick on throw dust in eyes sell a bill of goods take for a ride screw over put one over on slip over on do the dirty on tricky spurious illusory tortuous fiddling hustle dishonesty guile stratagem boondoggle razzmatazz blague swizz con bite blind juggle under false colours stall off put one across fob off sell a a pup put it across try it on double-tongued prestigious cheating tricksy trickish flamdoodle suck-in pass rig bluff swindle charlatan stealing circumvention indirection imposture skullduggery trickiness roguery shenanigan humbuggery dupery inveracity thimblerig spoof duff double-clock horn-swoggle smoke hook spin stall gum hum skunk doodle defraud victimize razzle-dazzle gold-brick leg-pull skin game double cross monkey business

11 短梯基

bridge-board

12

truss tie

13 一排

row arow course

14 用绳捆

corded rope

15 一列

in-line range row arow

21 抽筋

twitch kink cramp

27

class degree

28 牛群

bunch herd

29 线的

linear

30 附带条件

incident

37 处以绞刑

hang noose

39 系住

secure

40 吊死

hang gibbet

42 后备队

stiff

46 拉直

extend stretch

50 使作好准备

equip

53 排成行

in-line linage align line

69 斜梁

stringer

71 长列

train

76 贯串

impenetrate

77

line tie rope

80 把…连在一起

run together

81 配列

formation grouping

string 短语相关

first-string have (someone) on a string string along the string section second-string string theory string together on the string string bass string bean

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