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nom·i·nal
na m nl
复数:nominals
词根:nominal
adj.nominalist 唯名论的
nominalistic 唯名论的;名义主义的
adv.nominally 名义上地;有名无实地
n.nominalism 唯名论;名义主义
nominalist 名义主义者;唯名论者
adjective
of, relating to, or being a noun or a word or expression taking a noun construction
of, relating to, or constituting a name
bearing the name of a person
existing or being something in name or form only
nominal head of his party
of, being, or relating to a designated or theoretical size that may vary from the actual : approximate
the pipe's nominal size
trifling, insignificant charged only nominal rent
his involvement was nominal
equal to the annual rate of simple interest that would obtain if interest were not compounded when in fact it is compounded and paid for periods of less than a year
equal to the percentage by which a repaid loan exceeds the principal borrowed with no adjustment made for inflation
being according to plan : satisfactory
everything was nominal during the launch
noun
a word or word group functioning as a noun
nominal value[化]标称值;票面价值
nominal diameter公称直径;标称直径
nominal gdp名义国内生产总值
nominal interest rate[经]名义利率
nominal pressure公称压力;标称压力
nominal exchange rate名义汇率
nominal stress名义应力;公称应力
nominal power标称功率
nominal data名目数据;标定数据
nominal size公称尺寸;毛尺寸;标称尺寸
nominal price名义上的价格;虚价
nominal capacity额定容量;公称容积
15世纪中期, nominalle,“与名词有关的”,源自拉丁语 nominalis,“与名称或名字有关的”,源自 nomen(属格 nominis)“名字”,与古英语 nama(来自 PIE 词根 *no-men- “名字”)同源。意思是“与名称的性质有关”(与事物相区别)的含义始于1610年代。意思是“仅仅在名义上如此”的含义始于1620年代。
【修】标称,额定,指定
Adjective Middle English nominalle, from Medieval Latin nominalis, from Latin, of a name, from nomin-, nomen name — more at name Noun derivative of nominal >entry 1
The first known use of nominal was in the 15th century
nominationnoun
the act, process, or an instance of nominating
the state of being nominated
nominateverb
to choose as a candidate for election, appointment, or honorespecially: to propose for office
nominated a senator for president
nominateverb
to choose as a candidate for election, appointment, or honorespecially: to propose for office
nominated a senator for president
nominaladjective
being such in name or form only
the nominal head of the party
very small : trifling
a nominal price
nominaladjective
being such in name or form only
the nominal head of the party
very small : trifling
a nominal price
1 “Before this World,” his first record of new material in thirteen years, begins with “Today Today Today,” a nominal road song.
2 Nominal pressure solenoid valve should be more than the maximum working pressure tube.
电磁阀公称压力应超过管内最高工作压力.
3 Panini offered to pay him a nominal rate and credit him on future cards if he agreed to sign paperwork, he said.
4 Otherwise, set xdebug.max_nesting_level to something nominal to catch runaway sequences of function calls more quickly.
否则,将xdebug . max_nesting_level设为较小的值,这样可以更快速地捕捉失控的函数调用序列。
5 After some nominal hesitation, Tom and Anna — the tale's so-called good people — decide to purloin the cash to ease their near-bankrupt state.
6 About half are free and the other half charge nominal fees to cover food and lodging.
7 The sites also deploy liberal amounts of gamification as bait for users, giving them, for example, additional access or nominal rewards in return for answering intrusive personal questions or rating dates.
8 Each brigade has a health station giving medical care at nominal cost.
每个大队有一个卫生站以名义上的成本提供医疗服务.
9 And it seemed to work, thanks to the long period of disinflation from 1982 onwards, which saw nominal bond yields fall sharply and share prices rise substantially.
而且,托1982年以来的长期低通胀的福,这个理论好像在发挥作用:债券名义利率陡降股价稳步上升。
10 Though Miller has made a nominal action film, the images themselves offer very few compositional delights.
11 Music fans will have the opportunity to secure seats to headlining musical acts for a nominal cost, and the revenues will help financially support this event without placing a burden on taxpayers.”
12 Direct deposit is free, but nominal charges apply for ATM withdrawals.
13 Test values are nominal approximations and depend on specimen size and orientation.
测试值是名义上的逼近,并取决于标本的大小和方向.
14 Also it reflects society's move from elitism to at least nominal or desired equality.
这也反映了社会正在从精英统治论向最起码的名义上的或为人期盼的平等性方面过渡.
15 SAT Yard sale, professional appraiser provides verbal appraisals for a nominal fee to benefit Meeker Mansion restoration, 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
16 Its effects are "hidden" to a certain extent, as the public doesn't see any nominal losses and only feels wealth destruction in obscure price inflation.
其后果在一定程度上是“隐藏”的,公众并没有看到任何名义损失,只觉得在隐晦的物价通胀下财富有所损失。
17 It added that the term is therefore "protected under the legal doctrines of nominal and traditional fair use".
18 The pendant is apparently a nominal portrait of her bearded son, made from shattered mirror glass that reflects a viewer within its faceted surface.
19 As he was still not allowed to run a company, his wife became its nominal head.
由于他仍未获准管理公司,他的妻子就成了公司名义上的老板。
20 Anglo denoting a nominal English language and cultural heritage is a proper analog.
2 些微的
3 很少
5 极少的
minimal fractional shoestring small bare infinitesimal Lilliputian teeny-weeny precious little
6 名称
nomenclatorial denominative compellation name title handle denomination nomenclature appellation denotation nomen appellative
8 令人满意的
tidy well good right nice fine healthy acceptable satisfying satisfactory pleasing meaty jake up to scratch square gorgeous great desirable ducky close proud agreeable copacetic Sir Garnet
9 很小
miniature restricted wee fractional teeny bite-sized measly itty-bitty diddy titchy fractionally
10 无价值
base cheap straw null miserable petty trivial vain worthless vile futile unworthy husky dud paltry measly trashy threepenny twopenny piffling catchpenny unvalued chaffy raca nothingness no account
11 记名的
13 名词性的
14 不重要
mean little small light poor minor chicken slight lightweight insignificant negligible futile inconsequential trifling small-time nonessential jerkwater idle indifference nothingness insignificance all one of no importance make no matter of no moment
19 名字的
20 无价值的
base cheap straw null miserable petty trivial vain worthless vile futile unworthy husky dud paltry measly trashy threepenny twopenny piffling catchpenny unvalued chaffy raca no account
22 空有其名
24 挂名的
25 名词的
26 微不足道的
twopenny-halfpenny minute outside slight marginal trivial insignificant paltry puny trifling dinky two-bit nickel-and-dime piddling piffling little small mere silly petty negligible inconsequential measly pissy poxy derisory no-account pettifogging pygmaean peanut potty footy pelting footling tiddly tin-pot tiddley picayunish inappreciable small-beer ten-twenty-thirty minuscular piss-ass nothing foolish vile fractional unimportant pitiful sleeveless immaterial minuscule pygmy inconsiderable picayune pimping halfpenny jerkwater penny-ante scrabbly dead-ass pistareen unvital enough to swear by
27 名词
28 微不足道
twopenny-halfpenny minute outside slight marginal trivial insignificant paltry puny trifling dinky two-bit nickel-and-dime piddling piffling little insignificance minuscular piss-ass nothing peanut foolish vile fractional unimportant pitiful sleeveless immaterial minuscule measly pygmy pissy inconsiderable pelting picayune pimping halfpenny jerkwater penny-ante scrabbly inappreciable dead-ass pistareen unvital silly nothingness enough to swear by
30 名称的
31 不重要的
mean little small light poor minor chicken slight lightweight insignificant negligible futile inconsequential trifling small-time nonessential jerkwater idle of no importance of no moment
33 正常的
34 提名
36 不实际的
37 令人满意
well square gorgeous satisfactory alright satisfy great acceptable desirable satisfying ducky jake contentment close proud tidy agreeable copacetic nicely satisfactorily Sir Garnet
38 名称上的
41 些微
pygmy any damn molecule suspicion rap shred relish speck modicum tittle thimbleful smidgeon soupcon
43 有名无实
45 按计划进行