cycle是什么意思 cycle在线中文翻译

cycle 英 [ˈsaɪkl] 美 [ˈsaɪkəl]

复数形式:cycles
第三人称单数:cycles
现在分词:cycling
过去式:cycled
过去分词:cycled

cycle 词典解释

名词循环,周期;自行车;时代,一段时间;整套
不及物动词周而复始,循环;骑自行车;轮转
及物动词运转,循环;使轮转

cycle 词典例句

不及物动词
  1. The workmen cycled home.
    工人们骑自行车回家。
  2. He cycles to school every day.
    他每天骑车上学。
  3. The machine cycles automatically.
    这台机器自动循环运转。
名词
  1. The seasons of the year make a cycle.
    一年四季构成一个循环。
  2. She goes to work on her cycle.
    她骑脚踏车上班。

cycle 网络解释

  1. 周波
    ...两大主流对电压骤降之定义与规范大致上差异不大,均定义电压骤降至基频有效值之0.1 ~ 0.9 pu范围,时间持续0.5周波(cycle)至1分钟内,皆属于电压骤降(sag)之定义范围....
  2. 骑自行车
    ...春天天气温暖,阳光充足. 明天是星期六,王庭没有课,他计划和同学们一起去农场帮农民们干活,并在那儿吃午餐、放风筝. 农场离学校不远,他们打算骑自行车(cycle)去....

cycle 英英释义

noun
  1. a wheeled vehicle that has two wheels and is moved by foot pedals
    Synonym: bicycle bike wheel
  2. a single complete execution of a periodically repeated phenomenon
    e.g. a year constitutes a cycle of the seasons
    Synonym: oscillation
  3. a periodically repeated sequence of events
    e.g. a cycle of reprisal and retaliation
  4. a series of poems or songs on the same theme
    e.g. Schubert's song cycles
  5. the unit of frequency
    one hertz has a periodic interval of one second
    Synonym: hertz Hz cycle per second cycles/second cps
  6. an interval during which a recurring sequence of events occurs
    e.g. the never-ending cycle of the seasons
    Synonym: rhythm round
verb
  1. recur in repeating sequences
  2. ride a bicycle
    Synonym: bicycle bike pedal wheel
  3. ride a motorcycle
    Synonym: motorbike motorcycle
  4. pass through a cycle
    e.g. This machine automatically cycles
  5. cause to go through a recurring sequence
    e.g. cycle the laundry in this washing program

cycle [ˈsaɪkl]

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中文翻译
1
n. 循环;周期;自行车;整套;一段时间
2
vt. 使循环;使轮转
3
vi. 循环;骑自行车;轮转
英语释义
1
n. an interval during which a recurring sequence of events occurs
2
n. a series of poems or songs on the same theme
3
n. a periodically repeated sequence of events
4
n. a single complete execution of a periodically repeated phenomenon