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

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micro

(maɪkroʊ)

adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun]

You use micro to indicate that something relates to a specific area, rather than a general one

[mainly technical]

The vital task was to allow the economy to operate freely at a micro level.

micro-

(maɪkroʊ-)

prefix

Micro- is used to form nouns that refer to something that is a very small example or fraction of a particular type of thing.

These are the cells that directly attack and kill micro-organisms.

The pulse is usually timed in micro-seconds.

micro in British English

(ˈmaɪkrəʊ)

adjective

very small

nounWord forms: plural -cros

2. short for microcomputer, microlepidoptera, microprocessor, microwave oven

micro- in British English

or micr-

combining form

small or minute

microspore

involving the use of a microscope

micrography

indicating a method or instrument for dealing with small quantities

micrometer

(in pathology) indicating abnormal smallness or underdevelopment

microcephaly

microcyte

Compare macro- (sense 2)

denoting 10–6

microsecond

Symbol: μ

Word origin

from Greek mikros small

micro in American English

(ˈmaɪkroʊ)

adjective

small, very small, or on a small scale

macro and micro issues

microeconomic

noun

something very small

4. Informal

a microwave oven

a microcomputer

a microprocessor

micro- in American English

(ˈmaɪkroʊ; ˈmaɪkrə)

little, small, minute

microcosm

exceptionally little, abnormally small

microcephaly

enlarging or amplifying

microscope, microphone

involving microscopes, microscopic

micrography

one millionth part of; the factor 10-6: symbol μ

microsecond

Also, before a vowel, micr-

Word origin

Gr mikro- < mikros, small < IE *(s)meik-: see mica

Examples of 'micro' in a sentence
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It advises buying micro SD cards to boost storage.You need a micro USB cable to charge it up first.Carline stood by the radio-cabin, holding the scorched micro-

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释义	Trends of micro View usage for: micro (maɪkroʊ) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] You use micro to indicate that something relates to a specific area, rather than a general one [mainly technical] The vital task was to allow the economy to operate freely at a micro level. micro- (maɪkroʊ-) prefix Micro- is used to form nouns that refer to something that is a very small example or fraction of a particular type of thing. These are the cells that directly attack and kill micro-organisms. The pulse is usually timed in micro-seconds. micro in British English (ˈmaɪkrəʊ) adjective 1. very small nounWord forms: plural -cros 2. short for microcomputer, microlepidoptera, microprocessor, microwave oven micro- in British English or micr- combining form 1. small or minute microspore 2. involving the use of a microscope micrography 3. indicating a method or instrument for dealing with small quantities micrometer 4. (in pathology) indicating abnormal smallness or underdevelopment microcephaly microcyte Compare macro- (sense 2) 5. denoting 10–6 microsecond Symbol: μ Word origin from Greek mikros small micro in American English (ˈmaɪkroʊ) adjective 1. small, very small, or on a small scale macro and micro issues 2. microeconomic noun 3. something very small 4. Informal a. a microwave oven b. a microcomputer c. a microprocessor micro- in American English (ˈmaɪkroʊ; ˈmaɪkrə) 1. a. little, small, minute microcosm b. exceptionally little, abnormally small microcephaly 2. enlarging or amplifying microscope, microphone 3. involving microscopes, microscopic micrography 4. one millionth part of; the factor 10-6: symbol μ microsecond Also, before a vowel, micr- Word origin Gr mikro- < mikros, small < IE *(s)meik-: see mica Examples of 'micro' in a sentence micro It advises buying micro SD cards to boost storage. The Sun (2016) You need a micro USB cable to charge it up first. The Sun (2013) Carline stood by the radio-cabin, holding the scorched micro- Ballard, J. G. RUSHING TO PARADISE
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