英：[ˈprɪzəm]
美：[ˈprɪzəm]
prism如何读
prism是什么意思
n.
棱镜，棱晶
[数]棱柱体，角柱（体），[物]（结晶）柱
[物]分光光谱，光谱的七色，折光物体
prism变形
复数:prisms
prism词根
词根：prism
adj.prismatic 棱柱的，棱镜的；五光十色的，光彩夺目的
n.prismoid 平截头棱锥体；棱柱体
prism英英释义
noun
a polyhedron with two polygonal faces lying in parallel planes and with the other faces parallelograms
a transparent body that is bounded in part by two nonparallel plane faces and is used to refract or disperse a beam of light
a prism-shaped decorative glass luster
a crystal form whose faces are parallel to one axisespecially: one whose faces are parallel to the vertical axis
a medium that distorts, slants, or colors whatever is viewed through it
prism词组
triangular prism三角柱
pentagonal prism[物]五角棱镜；[数]五棱柱
polarizing prism起偏光棱镜；偏振棱镜
wollaston prism沃拉斯顿棱镜
triple prism三棱镜
prism词源中文解释
在几何学中，1560年代，“一种以任何类似的、相等的、平行的平面多边形为底面或顶面，以平行四边形为侧面的立体体形”（不一定是三角形），源于拉丁语“prisma”，希腊语为“prisma” “一个几何棱柱，三边形柱状体”，即 “被锯成的东西（如木块），锯屑”，来自“prizein, priein”“锯”，与“prion”“锯子”有关，其来源不确定。恐怕是基于将棱柱的侧面锯掉后形成的柱形图像而选择了这个词。
在光学中，指“一种由玻璃、石英等精细抛光边缘的仪器（通常为三角形），它折射光线并将它按光谱展开”，始见于1610年代。
prism_医学行业词汇
棱晶
棱镜：一种具有三角或多角截面的固体。三角棱镜把光线分解为其组成的颜色，并使光线向其基底部折射，用于校正眼的偏斜，因为它能改变物体视角的位置
prism_地质学行业词汇
柱
prism_数学行业词汇
棱柱
prism_林学行业词汇
棱镜角规
又称 :棱镜角规(optical wedge )
prism_物理学行业词汇
棱镜
prism词源英文解释
Late Latin prismat-, prisma, from Greek, literally, anything sawn, from priein to saw
The first known use of prism was in 1570
prism儿童词典英英释义
prisonnoun
a state of confinement or captivity
a place where criminals or prisoners are locked up
prismnoun
a polyhedron with two opposite ends that are parallel polygons and faces that are each parallelograms
a transparent object that usually has three sides and bends light so that it breaks up into rainbow colors
prismnoun
a polyhedron with two opposite ends that are parallel polygons and faces that are each parallelograms
a transparent object that usually has three sides and bends light so that it breaks up into rainbow colors
prism医学词典英英释义
prismnoun
a polyhedron with two polygonal faces lying in parallel planes and with the other faces parallelograms
a transparent body that is bounded in part by two nonparallel plane faces and is used to refract or disperse a beam of light
a crystal form whose faces are parallel to one axisespecially: one whose faces are parallel to the vertical axis
prism 例句
1 The diagram shows the path of the green ray through the prism to the side wall.
阳光照射玻璃杯棱柱体以致于在它侧壁上生产色谱.
2 In the beginning of 1666, he tells his readers, he acquired a prism.
3 Even the most beautiful love lyrics that I write are always for me seen through a prism of violence.
4 The basic principles and calculating method of measuring the angle error of triple prism are presented.
本文论述了测量三垂面棱镜角度误差的基本原理和计算方法.
5 Theater of War Productions looks at current issues through the prism of classic texts, and it often returns to Sophocles’s “Oedipus the King” as a way to consider the current pandemic.
6 Disbelieving fact or treating the opposite side’s self-serving viewpoint, even when it is pure fantasy, is the prism through which we’ve been trained to view reality.
7 What colours of light can you see when sunlight passes through the prism?
当太阳穿过三棱镜时,你能见到什么光线的颜色?
8 It is tempting to view "Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell" through the prism of "Harry Potter," but as with so many temptations that would be wrong.
9 "The prism through which a movie is viewed when it's in competition is very different than when it's not in competition," says Soderbergh.
10 Once you've broken the prism of reality, you realize that everything the audience is seeing is from a skewed point of view, and that's really interesting for the villain.
11 They then crafted some expertly executed knit dresses that fanned out into pleats at the hips and using crystal prism prints on the final few outfits.
12 The earlier the prisms were installed, the better the owls were able to cope with the altered world.
13 Blue Prism is an IBM partner and a company worth watching.
蓝色棱镜是IBM合作伙伴和公司值得一看。
14 Americans instinctively see events in the Middle East through the prism of September 11th 2001.
美国人本能的透过9.11菱镜看待中东的事件。
15 Their aim was to edit the scenes within the prism of Jack’s point of view.
16 We tend to see the justices through the prism of the court — dark robes, stern questions, and pundits endlessly debating their politics, their cases, their decisions and even their slightest utterance.
17 "Democrats see getting high as a lifestyle choice, whereas Republicans are more likely to understand it through the prism of morality and social deviance," Jenkins said.
18 She understands the gender prism well, having endured gossip about her relationship with the younger Mr. Foster, an age gap that would not merit mention if she were male.
19 Our scales are always through the prism of European music, like Debussy reinventing exoticism.
20 She thought of it through a journalist’s prism.