词汇 | entrain |
释义 | entrain verb uk/ɪnˈtreɪn/ us/ɪnˈtreɪn/ (GET ON TRAIN) [ I ] formal上火车 to get on a train On 2nd May we entrained for Dieppe. 5月2日我们踏上了开往迪耶普的火车。 The night of the next day, we entrained. 第二天晚上,我们上了火车。
(CAUSE) [ T or I ] formal产生,导致 to cause something to happen, or to be caused by something September 11 entrained a kind of moral crash worldwide. 9.11事件在世界范围内引发了一场道德崩溃。 The argument had entrained from an experiment that went horribly wrong. 这场争论源于一次带来可怕后果的实验。
(CARRY) [ T ](流体)带走(微粒等),夹带 to make something part of a liquid or flow of something and carry it along A depression over Biscay entrained a blast of cold air to western areas. 比斯开上空的低气压把一股冷空气带到了西部地区。 A spray of water droplets from the splash becomes entrained in the airflow. 溅起的水形成的水雾会被夹带入气流中。
(COPY PATTERN) [ T or I ] biology specialized(使)(节奏等)成同步,导引 to make something have the same pattern or rhythm as something else Daily injections of melatonin given at 3.30 each afternoon entrained the rats to a 24 hour cycle. 每天下午3点半给这些大鼠注射褪黑素,使它们进入同步的24小时周期。 I believe that the harp has a particular influence on the nervous system so that we entrain to it more strongly than, say, the violin. 我相信竖琴对神经系统有特别的影响,所以人体对其节奏的同步性比小提琴更强。
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