单词	nexus
释义	nexusnex‧us /ˈneksəs/ noun [singular] formal Word Origin WORD ORIGINnexus Origin: 1600-1700 Latin past participle of nectere ‘to tie up’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES Many young Irish immigrants have made the East Village their social nexus. EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Colleges and universities are inextricably tied up in the nexus of education and employment. Given the tone of our conversation and the weather, an entire nexus of unspoken intrigue suddenly surrounded me. Harte and his stable of writers saw California as a nexus, with San Francisco as its central bazaar. That symbiotic nexus of press and professors has, in the meantime, revealed a sinister aspect too. The facts are that the generations need each other and their primary nexus is within the family. The other side of control consisted almost entirely of the cash nexus - the economic benefits. The significance of the class-party nexus will be explored in more detail shortly. This nexus of factors had two important effects. a connection or network of connections between a number of people, things, or ideasnexus of a nexus of social relationships
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