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词根:random
adj.random [数] 随机的;任意的;胡乱的
randomized [数] 随机化的,随机的
adv.random 胡乱地
n.random 随意
randomness 随意;无安排;不可测性
randomization [数] 随机化,不规则分布;随机选择
v.randomized 使随机化;做任意排列(randomize的过去分词)
vt.randomize 使随机化;(使)作任意排列或不规则分布
adjective
lacking a definite plan, purpose, or pattern
made, done, or chosen at random
read random passages from the book
relating to, having, or being elements or events with definite probability of occurrence
random processes
being or relating to a set or to an element of a set each of whose elements has equal probability of occurrencealso: characterized by procedures designed to obtain such sets or elements random sampling
a random sample
noun
a haphazard course
adverb
in a random manner
Noun Middle English, succession, surge, from Anglo-French randun, from Old French randir to run, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German rinnan to run — more at run
The first known use of random was in 1561
rangyadjective
having long limbs and a long body
rangy cattle
tall and slender in body build
a rangy athlete
range1 of 2noun
a series of things in a line
a range of mountains
a cooking stove
open land over which livestock may roam and feed
the place where a certain kind of animal or plant naturally lives
the act of ranging about
the maximum distance a weapon can shoot, a missile can travel, or a vehicle can go without refueling
the distance between a weapon and its target
a place where shooting is practiced
a rifle range
the distance or amount included or gone over : scope
the range of one's knowledge
the extent of pitch covered by a voice or instrument or a melody
a sequence, series, or scale between limits a wide range of colors
out of our price range
the difference between the least and greatest of a set of values
range2 of 2verb
to set in a row or in proper order
to set in place among others of the same kind
to roam freely
to vary within limits
the temperature ranged from 50° to 90°
rangernoun
forest ranger
a member of a body of troops who range over a region
a soldier in an army unit with special training (as parachute jumping and scuba diving) for making surprise attacks and raids
rangernoun
forest ranger
a member of a body of troops who range over a region
a soldier in an army unit with special training (as parachute jumping and scuba diving) for making surprise attacks and raids
rangelandnoun
land used or suitable for livestock range
raninoun
a Hindu queen : a raja's wife
randomadjective
showing no clear plan, purpose, or pattern
a random arrangement
having a definite and especially an equal probability of occurring
a random number
1 Out in the blue water, the shadows of the tankers still loomed, randomly scattered like toys, but nothing else remained.
2 It adds randomly - generated patterns of notes to a song.
该软件添加随机生成的记录样本到一首歌曲当中.
3 The eight chromosomes were randomly distributed at metaphase I.
在中期Ⅰ8对染色体的分布是无秩序的.
4 Because this was my first local tournament, and I didn’t have a ranking of any sort, I was randomly placed in a tough pool with the number one seed.
5 This energy, called heat energy, is randomly distributed among the atoms.
这些能量统称为热能, 它不规则地分布在各个原子之间.
6 "These were not made randomly, Mishti," he used to tell me.
7 Because computers are precise instruments , they are not designed to think randomly.
因为电脑是精密仪器, 用电脑选号随机性不强.
8 He was the best son any mother could ever hope to have in a situation like this—a young father dying, so randomly, so violently, leaving behind a wife and three children.
9 Once you pushed it, the hover ladder randomly flitted in front of the shelves, using advanced biofeedback technology, heart-rate monitors, and complex algorithms to figure out what sort of story you might be interested in.
10 This was a habit of his, perhaps because he worked with fruits and vegetables all day, randomly sampling them for freshness and flavor.
11 On a random note: Long before those assignments, Chuck was pepper-sprayed covering the disturbances in Miami the morning Elián Gonzalez was whisked away by federal authorities.
12 More purely pictorial than Zapotec or Maya script, the texts were arranged almost randomly on the page; red lines directed the reader s eye from image to image.
13 In the good years, when they randomly beat the market, the traders earned bonuses.
年景好时,他们能随便地超越市场表现,交易员们得到奖金。
14 "If we were randomly inserted into the universe," Sagan wrote, "the chances that you would be on or near a planet would be less than one in a billion trillion trillion."
15 And any empty seats in the stands would be filled with randomly generated NPC fans who would wolf down virtual sodas and hot dogs while cheering wildly.
16 I know I shouldn’t snoop, but curiosity quickly overrides my conscience as it often does—snoop-control issues—and I’m bending down and randomly perusing some of the papers on the floor: mostly old letters.
17 In other cases, it was randomly given.
在其他的情况中,是随机给的。
18 Consider now a randomly selected family of four that is known to have at least one daughter.
19 Some think that the laws of nature are then randomly reshuffled, that the kind of physics and chemistry that orders this universe represent only one of an infinite range of possible natural laws.
20 But all they contained were thousands of randomly generated trees and the occasional bird, rabbit, or squirrel.
1 随便
easy free loose casual informal negligent offhand haphazard promiscuous folksy hit-or-miss slovenly desultory slipshod unceremonious neglige go-as-you-please anyway freely anyhow informally familiarly freedom familiarity randomness licentiousness casualness at discretion any which way
2 无目标
4 随机