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英:[ˈdekeɪd]
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dec·ade
de keId
复数:decades
noun
a group or set of 10: such as
his prisoners were divided into decades—William Godwin
a period of 10 years the decade of the twenties
has been teaching for over a decade
Roman Catholicism a division of the rosary that consists primarily of 10 Hail Marys
mathematics a ratio of 10 to 1 : order of magnitude
over the past decade在过去的十年里
15世纪中期,“十个部分”(任何事物的十个部分; 最初是指李维历史的分部),源自14世纪的古法语 décade,来自晚期拉丁语 decadem(主格 decas),源自希腊语 dekas(属格 dekados)“十个一组”,来自 deka “十”(源自 PIE 词根 *dekm- “十”)。意为“连续十年的时期”始于1590年代的英语。相关词汇: Decadal; decadary.
十倍程
Middle English, from Middle French décade, from Late Latin decad-, decas, from Greek dekad-, dekas, from deka — see deca-
The first known use of decade was in the 15th century
decalnoun
a picture, design, or label made to be transferred (as to glass) from specially prepared paper
decaliternoun
dekaliter
decalnoun
a picture, design, or label made to be transferred (as to glass) from specially prepared paper
decagramnoun
dekagram
decagonnoun
a polygon of 10 angles and 10 sides
decaffeinatedadjective
having the caffeine removed
decaffeinated coffee
decafnoun
decaffeinated coffee
decadenoun
a group or set of 10
a period of 10 years
a part of the rosary made up mainly of 10 Hail Marys
decadencenoun
a falling off in quality or strength : a sinking to a lower state or level
the tendency to give in to one's desires for comfort and pleasure
decadenoun
a group or set of 10
a period of 10 years
a part of the rosary made up mainly of 10 Hail Marys
1 If its new position is somewhere in the shaded region of the figure, we may have only another few decades until Doomsday.
2 Only a few decades later, the astronomer Sir William Herschel confirmed this idea by painstakingly cataloging the positions and distances of vast numbers of stars.
3 It had been two decades since I had seen him, and that meeting had been on another continent and under vastly different circumstances.
4 To hide for decades inside this strange, narrow house!
5 A little more than a decade after the end of the Seven Years’ War, the American Revolution began; the revolt would strip England of its richest colony.
6 But she remained a force in the community until her death more than three decades later.
7 But since such students are most likely to advance economically if they succeed in higher education, colleges and universities have pushed for decades to recruit more of them.
但是,如果这些学生成功接受高等教育,他们就最有可能改善自身的经济状况。因此,高校几十年来一直努力扩招这类学生。
8 In the next decade tens of thousands of Europeans came to Massachusetts.
9 It felt surreal, to see the man standing not ten yards away from him, after having hero-worshipped him from afar for nearly a decade, after having laughed at every YouTube joke.
10 A decade of invisibility had done away with any hesitancy she might once have felt about such flagrant staring.
11 Prices have risen steadily during the past decade.
在过去十年里,物价一直在上涨。
12 Jefferson began to gather, from relatives and newspaper clippings and other records, bits of information about the murder—an endeavor that spanned two decades.
13 Morrow had begun it by reading a brief statement, saying that he hadn’t seen or spoken to Halliday in over a decade.
14 "My family's been in Louisiana for decades and my mother has French blood, believe it or not. My skin might look like coffee-no-cream, but I've got some au lait in here somewhere."
15 “Said the girl currently wearing clothing from five different decades.”
16 “Please let me say this, honey. I’m sorry I haven’t been better. I think I got a little lost. Like for a decade.”
17 And Kaan is just one of the score of Maya settlements that in the last few decades have been investigated for the first time.
18 Farmers sailed in their imagination years and decades into the future.
19 A decade earlier in the underground prison, Shin’s aging cellmate had dared to talk about food outside the camp.
20 One study of the past three decades found a growing percentage of families that remained in the same fifth of families in terms of income, moving neither up nor down.