prolong如何读

英:[prəˈlɒŋ]

美:[prəˈlɔːŋ]

prolong英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 延长;拉长;拖延 make sth take longer;delay

prolong是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 拖延
  2. (使)延长(时间)
  3. 拖长发音
  4. 拉长(发音)
  5. 引伸
  6. 延期
  7. 延续
  8. (使)持久
  9. 继续...下去

prolong自然拼读

pro·long

pr lawng [or] pr lang

prolong变形

第三人称单数:prolongs

现在分词:prolonging

过去式:prolonged

过去分词:prolonged

prolong扩展

prolonged (adj.), prolongation (n.)

prolong词根

词根:prolong

adj.

prolonged 延长的;拖延的;持续很久的

n.

prolongation 延伸;延长部分;[经] 延期

prolong英英释义

Verb

1. lengthen in time; cause to be or last longer;

"We prolonged our stay"

"She extended her visit by another day"

"The meeting was drawn out until midnight"

2. lengthen or extend in duration or space;

"We sustained the diplomatic negociations as long as possible"

"prolong the treatment of the patient"

"keep up the good work"

prolong区别

 suspend, defer, postpone, prolong, delay, put off

这组词都有“推延,延期”的意思,其区别是:

suspend指暂时中断以待某种条件的实现。

defer正式用词,语气强于postpone,多指故意拖延。

postpone正式用词,语气较强,多指有安排的延期,常指明延期到一定的时间。

prolong指把时间延长至超过正常或通常的限度。

delay普通用词,多指因外界原因推迟或耽误,也可指有意推迟。

put off口语用词,与postpone同义,但较通俗。

以上来源于网络

 enlarge, extend, stretch, prolong, inflate, expand, increase, multiply, lengthen, add, augment, amplify

enlarge放大(照片)

extend使…(在空间或时间上)更大,更长;伸长,伸展,延展;舒展(肢体),extend sth

stretchvt 拉长,撑大;绵延,延续

prolong人为的延长时间

inflate使(轮胎、气球等)充气,膨胀,inflate sth (with sth)

expand使…变大,扩大,扩展,expand sth into sth

increase增加,增大(数目、数量、体积等),increase sth from…to…

multiply成倍的增加

lengthen指自然的延长时间或空间

add加,添加,add sth to sth

augmentvt 增多,增大,augment sth

amplify特指音量,电流等的扩大

以上来源于网络

 extend, stretch, prolong, lengthen

这组词都有“伸展,延长”的意思,其区别是:

extend指时间或空间的延长,也可指影响和使用范围等的扩大。

stretch指长度的延伸以及宽度的增加。

prolong通常指时间上延长得超过了一般或正常的限度。

lengthen指把长度或期限拉长或延长,其反义是shorten。

以上来源于网络

prolong词源中文解释

15世纪早期, prolongen,“延长时间,延长持续时间; 延迟,推迟”,源于 prolongation 或者来自13世纪的古法语 prolonguer, porloignier,直接源自晚期拉丁语 prolongare “延长,扩展”,源自拉丁语 pro “向前”(见 pro-)和 longus “长”(形容词); 见 long(形容词)。这些元素也构成 purloin。相关词汇: Prolonged; prolonging; prolongable。

prolong_法律行业词汇

延长

prolong词源英文解释

Middle English, from Middle French prolonguer, from Late Latin prolongare, from Latin pro- forward + longus long

The first known use of prolong was in the 15th century

prolong儿童词典英英释义

proof1 of 3noun

evidence of truth or correctness

gave proof of her statement

an act or process of showing or finding out that something is true especially by reasoning or by experiment put a theory to the proof

a proof that the theorem is true

a copy (as of something set in type) taken for study and correction

a test print made from a photographic negative

proof2 of 3adjective

designed or made to prevent or keep out something that could be harmful—often used in compoundswaterproof

this lock is proof against tampering

proof3 of 3verb

to activate (yeast) by mixing with water

plate1 of 2noun

a flat thin piece of material

metal in sheets

steel plate

a thin layer of one metal deposited on another

one of the broad metal pieces used in armor

armor made of plates

a usually flat bony or horny bodily part forming part of a covering of an animal (as some fishes or reptiles)

home plate

any of the huge movable segments into which the earth's lithosphere is divided and which are held to float on and travel over the mantle

precious metalespecially: silver bullion

vessels (as bowls or cups) used in the home and made of or plated with precious metal (as silver)

a shallow usually circular dish from which food is eaten or served

a main food course served on a plate

a plate of spaghetti

food and service for one person

a dinner at $10 a plate

a dish or pouch used in taking a collection (as in a church)

a prepared surface from which printing is done

a sheet of material (as plastic or glass) coated with a chemical sensitive to light for use in a camera

license plate

the part of a denture that holds the false teeth and fits to the mouthalso: a set of false teeth

a full-page illustration

an art book with color plates

plate2 of 2verb

to cover or equip with plate

plate the teapot with silver

proof1 of 3noun

evidence of truth or correctness

gave proof of her statement

an act or process of showing or finding out that something is true especially by reasoning or by experiment put a theory to the proof

a proof that the theorem is true

a copy (as of something set in type) taken for study and correction

a test print made from a photographic negative

proof2 of 3adjective

designed or made to prevent or keep out something that could be harmful—often used in compoundswaterproof

this lock is proof against tampering

proof3 of 3verb

to activate (yeast) by mixing with water

prompt1 of 3verb

to lead to do something

curiosity prompted her to ask the question

to remind of something forgotten or poorly learned

prompt an actor

to be the cause of : inspire

pride prompted the act

prompt2 of 3adjective

being ready and quick to act

prompt to answer

being on time : punctual

prompt in arriving

done at once : given without delay

prompt assistance

prompt3 of 3noun

something that prompts : reminder

prompt1 of 3verb

to lead to do something

curiosity prompted her to ask the question

to remind of something forgotten or poorly learned

prompt an actor

to be the cause of : inspire

pride prompted the act

prompt2 of 3adjective

being ready and quick to act

prompt to answer

being on time : punctual

prompt in arriving

done at once : given without delay

prompt assistance

prompt3 of 3noun

something that prompts : reminder

prompt1 of 3verb

to lead to do something

curiosity prompted her to ask the question

to remind of something forgotten or poorly learned

prompt an actor

to be the cause of : inspire

pride prompted the act

prompt2 of 3adjective

being ready and quick to act

prompt to answer

being on time : punctual

prompt in arriving

done at once : given without delay

prompt assistance

prompt3 of 3noun

something that prompts : reminder

promoteverb

to move up in position or rank

was promoted to the next grade

to help (something) grow or develop

good soil promotes plant growth

to help increase the sales of

a sports star promoting a new product

promise1 of 2noun

a statement by a person that he or she will or will not do something

a promise to pay within a month

something promised

a cause or ground for hope shows promise

give promise of success

promise2 of 2verb

to give a promise about one's own actions

I promise to clean my room this afternoon

to give reason to expect

dark clouds promising rain

prominentadjective

sticking out beyond a surface or line

easily noticeable

the prominent sound was the drumbeat

distinguished, eminent

our most prominent citizens

prolongverb

to make longer in time

prolonged the visit

prolong 例句

1 The effectiveness of machine guns as defensive weapons kept both sides from achieving a breakthrough and helped prolong the deadlock of trench warfare that immobilized the Western Front.

2 Instant heating when handle movement. It avoids unnecessary heating and helps energy save and prolong station.

触动手柄立即加温, 避免不必要的加温,有效节能及延长寿命.

3 Lubrication and good abrasion resistance strong, and prolong engine life.

润滑性好,抗磨性强, 延长发动机使用寿命.

4 We loathe the daily bread that prolongs useless existence.

我们憎恨每天的饮食,因为是这些东西使我们拖延着无用的生命.

5 Still, I wrote “Palm nuts” in my book, to prolong the list.

6 He enjoyed the situation and wanted to prolong it.

他对处境很满意,希望长此不变.

7 Low temperature storage delayed flower abloom, inhibited fungus infection, thus prolonged the vase life cut flower.

低温贮藏可有效延缓采后花朵开放, 抑制霉菌感染率, 延长贮藏寿命.

8 Chronic pain can exacerbate or prolong the function disability of the patients.

慢性疼痛可加重或延长脑外伤病人的功能残疾.

9 There is a prolonged pause, each waiting to see how forthcoming the other is.

10 Crucial incision on the wound could prolong the healing time.

十字切割的伤口痊愈时间长.

11 Though I had never had any assignments from a college professor, I had made much harder and more prolonged attempts at self-expression than any of them.

12 It seemed that he could feel the prolonged blow of it sinking through his skull, and suddenly with an old premonition he clapped the brakes on and stopped and sat perfectly still.

13 Most of them remain in the cities, prolonging the lives of ancient Silvers, mending livers destroyed by alcohol and the like.

14 In all these ways, high home ownership may prolong and deepen a recession.

如此这般,高自有住房率或许会延长并加深衰退。

15 First, because there was not one chance in a million that it could actually help, and second, because plasma screens grow extremely hot after prolonged use.

16 She was unable, after prolonged and insidious interrogations, to ascertain the causes of Amaranta’s prostration.

17 The executive wondered if they were enjoying prolonging this encounter.

18 “If we donate woolens now, we help prolong it.”

19 The chief is in the right lane, driving impossibly slow, like he’s trying to prolong the ride to scare us more.

20 Mr Chesler said foreign military aid was prolonging the war...

切斯勒先生说国外的军事援助拉长了战事。

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