单词 | power |
释义 | power UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun CONTROL 控制 ESSENTIAL uncountable ■ability to control people and events 影响力;操控力;势力 •I've no power over •Once nicotine has you in •She has the power to charm any man she meets.她有魅力让她遇见的每个男子都神魂颠倒。 ESSENTIAL uncountable ■the amount of political control a person or group has in a country 权力;政权 •Does the President have more power than the Prime Minister?总统是否比总理权力更大? •How long has the Conservative Party been in •The army seized UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun STRENGTH 力量 ESSENTIAL uncountable ■strength 力,力量 •Our car doesn't have enough power to tow a trailer.我们的轿车马力不够大,拖不动拖车。 •Weightlifters have tremendous power in their arms and legs.举重运动员的臂力和腿力极大。 •Scientists are working to harness the power of the atom.科学家们正在研究如何利用原子能。 •The economic power of many Asian countries has grown dramatically in recent years.近年来许多亚洲国家的经济实力有了显著的增长。 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun OFFICIAL RIGHT 职权 IMPROVER uncountable ■an official or legal right to do something 权力,许可权;职权 •[+ to •It's not in •I can't give you a refund - I'm afraid it's not within powers [plural] IMPROVER ■authority 权力,职权,权势 •You were acting beyond •Visitors to the city are respectfully reminded of the council's powers to UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun ELECTRICITY 电 IMPROVER uncountable ■electricity, especially when considering its use or production 电力 •You should disconnect the power before attempting to repair electrical equipment.在检修电气设备之前应先切断电源。 •Our building lost power (= the electricity was stopped) during the storm.暴风雨中我们的房子断电了。 •power cables/lines UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun ABILITY 能力 powers [plural] ADVANCED ■abilities 能力,本领 •My mental powers aren't as good as they used to be.我的脑力不如以前了。 uncountable ■a natural skill or an ability to do something 能力,本领 •He was so shocked by what happened to his parents that he lost the power of •[+ to UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun PERSON WITH CONTROL 有操纵权的人 ADVANCED countable ■a person, organization or country that has control over others, often because of wealth , importance or great military strength 掌握大权的人;有影响力的机构;强国 •Spain was an important military •Germany is on its way to becoming a world •She is an increasingly important power in the UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun ENERGY 能量 uncountable ■the rate at which energy is used, or the ability to produce energy 动力,功率 •The ship was only slightly damaged in the collision and was able to sail into port under its own power.船在撞击中只是轻微受损,仍可依靠自身的动力驶入港口。 •specialized UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun IMAGE SIZE 图像尺寸 uncountable ■the amount by which an image is increased by a device used for seeing things that are very small or a long distance away 放大率;放大倍数 •What's the magnification power of your binoculars?你的双筒望远镜的放大倍数是多少? •You'll need a very high-power microscope to see something as small as that.要观察那么小的东西,你需要一台高倍显微镜。 •A low-power telescope is enough if you only want to look at the moon.只观看月相用低倍望远镜就足够了。 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun MATHEMATICS 数学 only singular specialized ■the number of times that a number is to be multiplied by itself 幂,乘方 •2 to the •3 to the UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun do sb a power of good UK ■to be extremely good for someone 对(某人)大有好处 •He's been working too hard and some time off would do him a power of good.他工作一直太辛苦,休息一段时间会对他大有好处。 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun More power to your elbow ! UK (US More power to you!) ■an expression of praise or admiration for someone's success or bravery 再接再厉!加油! •"I've decided to quit my job and set up my own business." "Well, good for you. More power to your elbow!"“我已决定辞职自己创业。”“好样的。加油吧!” UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun the power behind the throne ■someone who does not have an official position in a government or organization but who secretly controls it 幕后的实权人物,幕后操纵者;垂帘听政者 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] noun the powers that be ■important people who have authority over others 当权派;权力集团 •It's up to the powers that be to decide what should be done next.由当权派来决定下一步该怎么办。 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] verb ENERGY 能量 transitive ■to provide a machine with energy and the ability to operate 为…提供动力,驱动 •Buses and trucks are usually powered by diesel engines.公共汽车和卡车通常是由柴油引擎驱动的。 •In the future electricity will be used to power road vehicles.将来会用电来驱动公路交通工具。 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] verb STRENGTH 力量 intransitive usually + adverb or preposition ■to act with great strength or in a forceful way 增加力量;奋力行动 •Halfway through, she powered into the lead and went on to win the race.到半路时,她加速冲到前面,一直领先,赢得了赛跑冠军。 UK [paʊər] US [paʊɚ] verb Phrasal Verbs [M] power (sth) up mainly US ■If something that needs power or energy powers up, or if someone powers it up, it is turned on or prepared so that it is ready for use or action (使)启动;(使)积蓄能量;(使)养精蓄锐 •The computer takes a few seconds to power up after it's been switched on.电脑开机后需要几秒钟的启动时间。 •College baseball teams across the country are powering up for the new season.全国各大学棒球队正在为新赛季积极备战。 |
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