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faculty如何读

英：[ˈfæklti]

美：[ˈfæklti]

faculty英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C]能力,才能 a natural power of the mind or body
[C]技巧 an ability or skill
[C]院,系,部 a group of similar subject departments in a university
[C]全体教职员,全体从业人员 all the teachers and other professional workers of a university or college

faculty是什么意思

n. (名词)

系，院，科
官能，能力，技能，才能
机能
<主美>全体教职员，全体人员
手腕
特权，特许
权能
专科
教授会

faculty自然拼读

fac·ul·ty

fae kl ti

faculty变形

复数:faculties或faculty

faculty英英释义

noun

ability, power: such as

innate or acquired ability to act or do

man … how infinite in faculty—William Shakespeare

an inherent capability, power, or function

the faculty of hearing

any of the powers of the mind (such as will, reason, or instinct) formerly held by psychologists to form a basis for the explanation of all mental phenomena

natural aptitude

has a faculty for saying the right things

a branch of teaching or learning (such as law, medicine, or liberal arts) in an educational institution

archaic something in which one is trained or qualified

the members of a profession

the teaching and administrative staff and those members of the administration having academic rank in an educational institution

an excellent mathematics faculty

faculty plural faculty members

many faculty were present

power, authority, or prerogative given or conferred

The state has the faculty to define treason.

faculty词组

faculty member教职工

faculty and staff教职员

faculty and students教师和学生

university faculty（大学的）系；大学教授团；全体教员

faculty of law法学院；法律系

faculty of arts文学院；艺术学院

faculty meeting教师会议；教授会议

faculty of science理学院；科学院；自然科学系

adaptive faculty适应能力，适应力

mental faculty智力

on the faculty职员之一；（院校）系里的成员

faculty of engineering工学院

elaborative facultyn. 思考能力

faculty区别

capacity, capability, faculty, ability

capacity表示非生命物体的能力(容纳某事物的能力，生产力)

capability能做某事的素质，能力

faculty侧重一种天生的能力后三者表示有生命的物体的能力

ability做体力、脑力或机械工作的能力或力量；智慧，才能；天资，天分

以上来源于网络

gift, genius, aptitude, talent, capacity, capability, faculty, ability, competence

这组词都有“能力，才能”的意思，其区别是：

gift着重个人的天赋的才能或在某方面的显著本领，常暗含不能用一般规律作解释的意味。

genius语气最强，指天赋的高度才能与智力。

aptitude多指先天或后天习得的运用自如的能力，常暗示接受能力强，能迅速掌握一种学术训练或艺术技巧。

talent着重指人某方面具有可发展和倍养的突出天赋才能，但语意比genius弱。

capacity侧重指人的潜在能力，通常不指体力，多指才智，尤指接受与领悟能力。

capability多用于人，指胜任某项具体工作的能力，也指本身具有、尚未发挥的潜在能力。常与of或for连用。

faculty指特殊的才能或智力。

ability普通用词，指人先天的或学来的各种能力。

competence正式用词，侧重指令人满意的业务能力与水平，达到胜任某项工作等的要求。

以上来源于网络

faculty词源中文解释

14世纪后期，“能力，机会，手段，资源”，源自古法语 faculte “技能，成就，学问”（14世纪，现代法语 faculté)，直接源自拉丁语 facultatem（主格 facultas)“力量，能力，能力，机会；足够的数量，丰富，财富”，源自 *facli-tat-s, 来自 facilis “易于做”，对于人来说，“柔顺，有礼貌，顺从”，来自 facere “做”（来自 PIE 词根 *dhe- “设置，放置”）。

学术意义上的“知识分支”（14世纪后期）在古法语中，并且可能是英语中最早的（在12世纪后期的盎格鲁拉丁语中有记录），意思是“知识能力”或“被授予特定专业权力的人员团体”。最初，每个部门都是一个系；在指整个学院的整个教学人员时使用的用法可以追溯到1767年。相关： Facultative。拉丁语单词 facultas 和 facilitas “最初是同一个词的不同形式；由于它与形容词的更明显的关系，后者保留了“易于”的原始意义，而前者在古典时期之前已经失去了这个意义。”[OED]

faculty_医学行业词汇

能力：任何正常的能力或功能，尤指精神上的能力

〔大学〕教工：学院或大学的教授和讲师的同仁组织或团体

faculty_法律行业词汇

权力

能力

faculty词源英文解释

Middle English faculte "power, ability, field of knowledge, branch of learning at a university," borrowed from Anglo-French faculté, borrowed from Medieval Latin facultāt-, facultās (Latin, "power, ability, opportunity, quantity available"), from Latin *faklis, earlier form of facilis "easy, accommodating" + -tāt-, -tās -ty — more at facile Note: Latin facultās presumably developed from an original *faklitāts (via *fakl̥tāts > *fakiltāts > facultās), and hence is a doublet of facilitās "quality of being easily performed" (see facility), a derivative formed after facilis had assumed its attested form (with *-klis > -cilis). The difference in meaning between the two derivatives suggests the original adjective *faklis may have meant something like "possessing the power, able" (whence "easily done," conforming to other adjectives in -ilis).

The first known use of faculty was in the 14th century

faculty儿童词典英英释义

famenoun

the fact or condition of being known to the public : renown

fall1 of 2verb

to come or go down freely by the force of gravity

to hang freely

hair falling over her shoulders

to drop oneself to a lower position

fell to their knees

to come as if by dropping down

night fell

to become of lower degree or level

the temperature fell 10°

to become lowered

his eyes fell

to topple from an upright position suddenly

slipped and fell on the ice

to enter blindly : stray

fell into a trap

to drop down wounded or dead

soldiers who have fallen in battle

to become captured or defeated

the fortress fell

to experience ruin or failure

our plans fell through

to fail to live up to a standard of conduct

to move or extend downward

the ground falls away to the east

to become less in amount or degree : diminish

the tide is falling

to become less in quality, activity, quantity, or value

prices fell

to take on a look of shame or low spirits

my face fell when I lost

to occur at a certain time

my birthday falls on a Tuesday

to come by chance

to pass (as a responsibility) from one person to another

it fell to us to break the news

to have the proper place or station

the accent falls on the second syllable

to come within the range of something

falls under her responsibilities

to pass from one condition of body or mind to another fall asleep

fall ill

to set about with enthusiasm or activity

fell to work

fall2 of 2noun

the act of falling by the force of gravity

a fall from a horse

a falling out, off, or away

the fall of the leaves

autumn sense 1

a thing or quantity that falls or has fallen

a heavy fall of snow

loss of greatness : collapse

the surrender or capture of a place under attack

departure from innocence or goodness

the downward slope of a hill

waterfall—usually used in plural

a decrease in size, quantity, degree, activity, or value

the distance which something falls

an act of forcing a wrestler's shoulders to the mat

fair1 of 3adjective

attractive in appearance : beautiful

our fair city

clean entry 1 sense 2, pure

fair sparkling water

clear entry 1 sense 3, legible

make a fair copy

not stormy or cloudy

fair weather

unbiased, just

wanted fair treatment

observing the rules : allowed

fair play

open to lawful pursuit or attack

fair game

promising, likely

a fair chance of winning

favorable to a ship's course

a fair wind

not dark

fair skin

neither good nor bad

did a fair job

fair2 of 3adverb

in a fair manner

play fair

fair3 of 3noun

a gathering of buyers and sellers for trade

an exhibition (as of farm products) usually with accompanying entertainment, amusements, and competitions

a sale of articles usually for a charitable purpose

fair1 of 3adjective

attractive in appearance : beautiful

our fair city

clean entry 1 sense 2, pure

fair sparkling water

clear entry 1 sense 3, legible

make a fair copy

not stormy or cloudy

fair weather

unbiased, just

wanted fair treatment

observing the rules : allowed

fair play

open to lawful pursuit or attack

fair game

promising, likely

a fair chance of winning

favorable to a ship's course

a fair wind

not dark

fair skin

neither good nor bad

did a fair job

fair2 of 3adverb

in a fair manner

play fair

fair3 of 3noun

a gathering of buyers and sellers for trade

an exhibition (as of farm products) usually with accompanying entertainment, amusements, and competitions

a sale of articles usually for a charitable purpose

faint1 of 3adjective

timid, cowardly

faint heart

being weak, dizzy, and likely to collapse

feel faint

lacking strength : weak

faint praise

not clear or plain : dim

faint cries for help

vague sense 2

haven't the faintest idea

faint2 of 3verb

to lose consciousness

faint3 of 3noun

an act or condition of fainting

fade1 of 2verb

to lose freshness or health

fading flowers

to lose or cause to lose brightness of color

to disappear gradually

a fading memory

to change gradually in loudness or visibility—used of a motion-picture image or of an electronics signal and usually with in or out

fade2 of 2noun

a gradual changing of one picture to another in a motion-picture or television sequence

facultynoun

ability to do something : talent

a faculty for making friends

one of the powers of the mind or body

the faculty of hearing

the teachers in a school or college

faculty医学词典英英释义

facultynoun

an inherent capability, power, or function digestive faculty

the faculty of hearing

one of the powers of the mind formerly held by psychologists to form a basis for the explanation of all mental phenomena

the members of a profession

the teaching and administrative staff and those members of the administration having academic rank in an educational institution

faculty 例句

1 It is only when the faculty of smell is impaired for some reason that we begin to realise the essential role the sense of smell plays in our sense of well-being.

"只有当嗅觉能力因为某种原因受到损害时，我们才开始明白嗅觉对健康的重要作用。

2 The dorms were black and silent, and the big parking lot behind the tennis court was empty except for a few faculty cars and a lone green truck from Maintenance.

3 Jack Neylan was concerned that the demands of Washington service would expose Berkeley’s faculty star to the no-win politics of the nation’s capital.

4 “Swann was unhappy anywhere he could not be the prima donna,” recalled the Berkeley physicist Leonard B. Loeb, who was a faculty colleague of Swann’s at Chicago.

5 He was drunk and not in control of his faculties...

他喝醉了，浑身都不听使唤了。

6 “For the remainder of this week, if you have an open class hour because of the departure of our faculty members, you are to come to chapel for prayer and contemplation. A cruce salus.”

7 Eventually, I’ll be able to bring this recall completely under control, to explore not only the sum of my past experiences, but also all of the untapped faculties of the mind.

8 Even the white faculty behaved in a servile manner to Reverend Harris, but Mr. Mahlasela would walk into the reverend’s office without fear, and sometimes would even fail to remove his hat!

9 I began to wonder: Who, besides my dissertation director and a few faculty members, would ever read what I wrote?

10 The Faculty of Arts and Sciences.

11 A few parents and faculty members even bought some of the portraits.

12 Our last faculty meeting was essentially a seminar on Donovan Curtis.

13 He took pride in never having lost a faculty member he wished to keep—and among that group, Lawrence stood out.

14 “Now, listen, my boy,” Neylan rejoined, launching into a two-hour monologue about the history of the oath, the duplicity of Robert Sproul, and the faculty’s disrespect for the board of regents.

15 The faculty of Division of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology consists of three associate professors.

本学科副教授3名,李新荣副教授和袁榴娣副教授是江苏省生化学会理事.

16 We expect universities to be fair to their students, to their employees, to their faculty, and pretty clear what some of those problems are.

我们希望大学能够公平对待学生、员工和教职工，并且非常清楚其中的一些问题。

17 No obviously bad effects were noticed from these ill-advised unions, but one or two old maids or gardener boys marked a weakening of faculties and a disposition toward eccentricity in some of the children.

18 At that moment, the bell rang, which meant all the students and faculty would be on their way to the auditorium for the morning assembly.

19 the Law School faculty

法学院全体教师

20 But for many faculty members, the significance of the oath went much deeper.