英:[ˈseɡmənt , seɡˈment]
美:[ˈseɡmənt , seɡˈment]
英:[ˈseɡmənt , seɡˈment]
美:[ˈseɡmənt , seɡˈment]
seg·ment
复数:segments
第三人称单数:segments
现在分词:segmenting
过去式:segmented
过去分词:segmented
segmentary (adj.)
词根:segment
adj.segmented 分段的
segmental 部分的
n.segmentation 分割;割断;细胞分裂
v.segmented 分割(segment的过去式)
noun
a portion cut off from a geometric figure by one or more points, lines, or planes: such as
the area of a circle bounded by a chord and an arc of that circle
the part of a sphere cut off by a plane or included between two parallel planes
the finite part of a line between two points in the line
a separate piece of something : bit, fragment
chop the stalks into short segments
one of the constituent parts into which a body, entity, or quantity is divided or marked off by or as if by natural boundaries
all segments of the population agree
verb
transitive verb
to separate into segments : give off as segments
market segment细分市场;市场区隔;分块市场
line segmentn. 线段
soft segment软链段,柔性链段
posterior segment后段
lower segment下段;下节
segment length段长
code segment代码段;程序段,程序码区段
short segment短音段
这组词都有“整体的一部分”的意思,其区别是:
share指共有的东西中应占有的一部分。
fraction指包含在全体中的一部分,暗示微不足道的一部分。
division通常指按类划分或分割成而的部分。常含抽象意义。
segment指某物的特定部分或自然形成的部分,也指线形物品的一段。
part含义广,最普通用词。常指整体中可大可小的一部分,也可指整体中可分开的独立部分。
fragment指因破裂、分割等产生的支离破碎、不规则的一部分。
section指整体中的分区,部分与部分之间有显著界限。
piece指整体中的一些个体,尤指从某个整体上分出来的一部分。
portion侧重从整体中所分配到的那一部分,含一定的独立意义。
以上来源于网络
1560年代,几何学中,“由直角和圆周的一部分所包含的平面图形”,源自拉丁语 segmentum “被切割的条状物或碎片,剪裁,彩色布条”,源自 secare “切割”(源自 PIE 词根 *sek- “切割”),在 -c- 在 -g- 之前发生了音韵变化,变成了 -m-。
拉丁语 segmentum 在中世纪拉丁语中被用作几何学术语,翻译希腊语 tmema。 “任何圆形物体的分段部分”的意思来自1640年代; “划分,部分,切割或标记为与其他部分分开的一部分”的一般意义来自1762年。
分解动作
部分
分段
环节
节片
又称 :节片(proglottid )
链节
节,段,节片:较大物体或结构的一部分,通常是通过自然或任意确立的界线来划分的
体节
體節
细裂片
节(胚胎发育早期形成的形态相近的重复结构)
Noun Latin segmentum, from secare to cut — more at saw
The first known use of segment was in 1570
sentimentnoun
a thought or attitude influenced by feeling
a certain notion : opinion
tender feelings of affection or yearning
sensitiveadjective
capable of responding to stimulation
easily or strongly affected or hurt
a sensitive child
capable of showing very small differences : delicate
sensitive scales
readily affected or changed by the action of a certain thing
plants sensitive to light
sense1 of 2noun
a meaning or one of a set of meanings a word, phrase, or story may have
the power to become aware of by means of sense organs
a specialized function or mechanism (as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch) of the body that involves the action and effect of a stimulus on a sense organ
the pain sense
a particular sensation or kind of sensation
a good sense of balance
awareness arrived at through or as if through the senses
a vague sense of danger
an awareness and appreciation of something
a fine sense of humor
intelligence sense 1
good reason or excuse
no sense in waiting
sense2 of 2verb
to become aware of through the senses
to be or become conscious of
sense danger
to detect automatically especially in response to a physical quantity (as light or movement)
sensibleadjective
possible to take in by the senses or by reason or understanding her distress was sensible from the way she acted
felt a sensible chill
capable of being made aware of or of feeling
sensible to pain
aware
sensible of the increasing heat
showing or containing good sense or reason : reasonable
a sensible arrangement
sense1 of 2noun
a meaning or one of a set of meanings a word, phrase, or story may have
the power to become aware of by means of sense organs
a specialized function or mechanism (as sight, hearing, smell, taste, or touch) of the body that involves the action and effect of a stimulus on a sense organ
the pain sense
a particular sensation or kind of sensation
a good sense of balance
awareness arrived at through or as if through the senses
a vague sense of danger
an awareness and appreciation of something
a fine sense of humor
intelligence sense 1
good reason or excuse
no sense in waiting
sense2 of 2verb
to become aware of through the senses
to be or become conscious of
sense danger
to detect automatically especially in response to a physical quantity (as light or movement)
sensationnoun
a mental process (as seeing, hearing, or smelling) that results from stimulation of a sense organ
awareness (as of heat or pain) due to stimulation of a sense organ
an indefinite bodily feeling
a state of excited interest or feeling
a cause of such excitement
select1 of 2verb
to pick out from a number or group : choose
to choose (a particular action or a section of text on a computer screen) especially using a mouse
select2 of 2adjective
chosen from a number or group to include the best or most suitable individuals
invited only a few select employees
of special value or excellence : superior, choice
a select hotel
seizeverb
to take possession of by force
the wind seized the hat off my head
to take prisoner : arrest
to take hold of suddenly or with force : clutch
to understand fully and clearly : comprehend
seize an idea quickly
to attack or overwhelm suddenly (as with fever)
segment1 of 2noun
any of the parts into which a thing is divided or naturally separates : section, division
a part cut off from a geometric figure by a lineespecially: the part of a circle enclosed by a chord and an arc
a part of a straight line included between two points called alsoline segment
segment2 of 2verb
to separate into segments
segment1 of 2noun
one of the constituent parts into which a body, entity, or quantity is divided or marked off by or as if by natural boundaries the affected segment of the colon was resected
bronchopulmonary segments
segment2 of 2transitive verb
to cause to undergo segmentation by division or multiplication of cells
to separate into segments
1 It is in no one ’ s interest to keep a large segment of the population on the margins of society.
让一大部分人口处于社会的边缘地位,这对任何人都没有好处。
2 A double - mode PCNN was proposed to segment the high spatial resolution optical satellite image.
针对应用PCNN分割 高空间分辨率光学卫星影像存在的问题,提出一种双模态PCNN算法.
3 By analyzing the faulted features, faults have the characteristics of generation, successive, cycle, segment and correlation.
通过分析断裂特征, 提出了本区断层具有分期性、继承性 、 旋回性 、 分段性和相关性的活动规律.
4 The number of segments is automatically computed due to the inherent heuristic searching.
用启发式搜索方法自动获取最佳分段数.
5 The paper obtains gradient image gradient, and it is segmented by the minimum error method.
该文从获取梯度图像研究出发, 提出了基于最小误差分割原理的石块图像分割方法.
6 He saw a lot of insects, spiders, and shiny, segmented beetles, going in and out of the twigs.
7 For this segment of the competition, the emcee makes the contestants pick a number out of a bowl, and the corresponding judge asks the question.
8 Internal memory is smaller segment of memory used to temporary storage of programs, data and information.
内存储器是跟小部分的记忆,被用来存储临时程序, 数据和信息.
9 Far from prioritizing the needs of the least advantaged, many black reformers began aggressively pursuing policy reforms that would benefit the black elite to the detriment of the poorest segments of the black community.
10 We strive to do our best at every possible segment.
在每一个可能的环节,我们都力求做到最好.
11 Give me a segment of a tangerine to taste.
给我一瓣柑橘尝一尝.
12 Nevertheless, a surprisingly wide variety of airfoils can be designed with just four segments.
然而, 出乎意料的是各种各样的翼型设计可以仅4部分.
13 Still, I reason, this sudden removal to an unknown state is not all that different from the kinds of dislocations that routinely segment the lives of the truly poor.
14 Likewise, for the third segment, the velocity is constant for 4 deg.
同样, 为第三部分, 速度是常数4甘醇.
15 The first two segments of competition weren’t that bad, but I don’t know how this one’s gonna turn out.
16 Through the ribs of the boat, I handed him a segment of orange.
17 “This is it, ladies! It’s the final segment of competition. Good luck!”
18 These genes, in turn, activate “mapmaker” genes that make segments and split the body into its broad domains.
19 Most malignancies develop so slowly that they may require a considerable segment of the victim’s life to reach the stage of showing clinical symptoms.
20 At the same time women were uniting in great numbers to gain the vote, a huge segment of them were facing another challenge, one that history books have often overlooked.
2 节
sectional nodal segmental knurl day link period title division festival joint node paragraph knot tide knob snag articulation nodule fete strophe gnarl passus -tome part verse bullseye section episode sura commissure nodus stanza passage segmentary nodosity member article button pitch lilt tarsus knop
3 扇形体
6 部分
part half particular parcel sectional divisional half-baked segmental p. partly partially partway way place point end member deal piece region division portion percentage proportion fraction canton aliquot feck semi- brush-fire partial sectoral segmentary locally halfway fractionally sectionally share page section slice quantum moiety cantle partage quarter sector chunk heading subdivision tranche aspect strand reel constituent some piecemeal cut fractional part-way mero- theme demi- of local element facet stratum pt swathe pars -ish in part to some degree to a degree zone subgroup side patch dimension partitive body component chapter partition contingent cubicle
7 分裂片
10 切分
11 线段
12 球缺
13 分割成弦、部分或瓣
15 弓形
segmental arcuate fornicate arcuated bow arc embowed lune ARC arched bowed arcus parenthetical segmentary parenthetic arch
17 分割
split segmented secant division divide fraction distinction partition segmentation meiosis scission dissever dispart separate sever dismember cut and carve parting carve-up cut section resolve slice decollate quartering carve up divorce separation slice and dice divisional part dissect repartition compart comminute
18 弦
20 弧
21 细裂片
24 音段
25 段
segmental course member series division column paragraph dan paragraphic piece length cantle part leg bracket stanza par. place line section stage band passage segmentary act cubicle
26 断片
discerption piece fragment segmental segmentary section patch fraction shred rag snippet splinter tag end fragmentary fractional scrap piecemeal selvage selvedge shive fractional tower disjecta membra
27 分裂
-fid split disrupt disruptive schismatic parted break scissure solution division partition disruption rift cleavage splitting fissure dichotomy dissipation fission disintegration schism dissociation meiosis disorganization disjunction disunion split-up scission sever sliver rend disunite fragmentate fragment splinter disintegrate dispart schismatize part tear distract dissociate atomize crosscut unjoint split across fissive riven disunited clastic partite divisively segmentation fragmentation polarization divisiveness spallation disjuncture polarize cleave divide disjoint Balkanize split into schizo- spring Split break-up crack-up discerption fracture devolve factionalize divisive cloven lobate sunder disunity rive disjoin fall apart at the seams wedge come apart rent cracking divided dissociative lobed ramification parting secession separatism abruption spall dissever split-off breakup
31 划分
parting demarcation compartment compartmentalize split segmentation carve-up place separate classify split up separate out carve up break down
32 分离
clear apart detached divorced parting divorce separation isolation severance disjunction separate isolate detach segregate disassociate uncouple hive off
33 圆缺