英语词汇“inversion”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in·ver·sion

(ĭn-vûrzhən)

a. The act of inverting.

b. The state of being inverted.

2. An interchange of position of adjacent objects in a sequence, especially a change in normal word order, such as the placement of a verb before its subject.

3. Music

a. A rearrangement of tones in which the upper and lower voices of a melody are transposed, as in counterpoint.

b. A rearrangement of tones in which each interval in a single melody is applied in the opposite direction.

c. An arrangement of the tones of a chord such that the root is not the lowest pitch, as in the rearrangement of the C-major triad CEG to EGC.

4. Psychology In early psychology, behavior or attitudes in an individual considered typical of the opposite sex, including sexual attraction to members of one's own sex. No longer in technical use.

5. Chemistry Conversion of a substance in which the direction of optical rotation is reversed, from the dextrorotatory to the levorotatory or from the levorotatory to the dextrorotatory form.

6. Meteorology An atmospheric condition in which the air temperature rises with increasing altitude, holding surface air down and preventing dispersion of pollutants.

7. Genetics A chromosomal rearrangement in which a segment of the chromosome breaks off and reattaches in the reverse direction.

[Latin inversiō, inversiōn-, from inversus, past participle of invertere, to invert; see INVERT.]

inversion

Cooler surface air trapped by a layer of warm air prevents the dispersion of pollutants.

单词	inversion
释义	in·ver·sion (ĭn-vûrzhən) n. 1. a. The act of inverting. b. The state of being inverted. 2. An interchange of position of adjacent objects in a sequence, especially a change in normal word order, such as the placement of a verb before its subject. 3. Music a. A rearrangement of tones in which the upper and lower voices of a melody are transposed, as in counterpoint. b. A rearrangement of tones in which each interval in a single melody is applied in the opposite direction. c. An arrangement of the tones of a chord such that the root is not the lowest pitch, as in the rearrangement of the C-major triad CEG to EGC. 4. Psychology In early psychology, behavior or attitudes in an individual considered typical of the opposite sex, including sexual attraction to members of one's own sex. No longer in technical use. 5. Chemistry Conversion of a substance in which the direction of optical rotation is reversed, from the dextrorotatory to the levorotatory or from the levorotatory to the dextrorotatory form. 6. Meteorology An atmospheric condition in which the air temperature rises with increasing altitude, holding surface air down and preventing dispersion of pollutants. 7. Genetics A chromosomal rearrangement in which a segment of the chromosome breaks off and reattaches in the reverse direction. [Latin inversiō, inversiōn-, from inversus, past participle of invertere, to invert; see INVERT.] inversion Cooler surface air trapped by a layer of warm air prevents the dispersion of pollutants.
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