| 单词 | master–slave |
| 释义 | > as lemmasmaster–slave master–slave adj. (attributive) (a) gen. involving a master and a slave; relating to masters and slaves; (b) chiefly Electronics and Computing, designating or relating to a system in which one component controls the behaviour of one or more other components. ΚΠ 1933 Jrnl. Negro Educ. 2 90/1 Can the answer be found in the former master-slave relationship and in the attempt to perpetuate it by keeping a race in an abject and humiliating state? 1949 B. A. Botkin Treasury Southern Folklore i. iii. 58 The chief protagonist and antagonist of master–slave folklore are Old Massa and Old John. 1952 Nucleonics Nov. 41/1 They have been named master-slave manipulators because all the seven degrees of freedom of the tongs are slaved to the single master handle. 1990 G. Gilder Life after Television i. 18 Instead of a master-slave architecture, the telecomputer will have an interactive architecture in which every receiver can function as a processor and transmitter. 1992 N. Williams They came from SW19 (BNC) 165 Quigley clearly had a master-slave relationship with these people. < as lemmas |
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