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

alignment

/əˈlʌɪnm(ə)nt

noun

1 [mass noun] Arrangement in a straight line or in correct relative positions: the tiles had slipped out of alignment...

Most golfers assume that if their toes are lined up parallel to the target line, their alignment is correct.
Lay the tiles row by row, always keeping a watchful eye for correct alignment along the working lines.
They ensure that the patient's body is maintained in correct alignment during positioning and the procedure.

1.1 [count noun] The route or course of a railway or road: four railways, all on different alignments present-day road alignments...

The 4.35 km long rail cum road bridge, along with the ancillaries like new railway lines and stations and the new road alignments, is one of the biggest-ever projects in the Northeast.
The authority had also taken into account the metro rail and railway alignments that may align themselves with the system.
This option would use the existing Tramlink line from Croydon to Harrington Road and a new alignment is then proposed to follow the Network Rail track between Birkbeck and Crystal Palace.

1.2 [count noun] Archaeology A linear arrangement of stones: there were originally at least four massive stone alignments running from west to east...

Processions and alignments were important in henges and stone circles.
We can see this important change at Nosterfield Quarry, immediately to the north, where Bronze Age field ditches and single pit alignments were discovered.
Two as yet undated alignments of timber posts found near Brancaster could be Anglo-Saxon fish-traps, similar to examples found in the Blackwater estuary in Essex.

2A position of agreement or alliance: the uncertain nature of political alignments...

It sometimes disturbed alliances and alignments, base agreements or trade arrangements, and friendly relations generally.
While a united Korea's chosen alliances and alignments might matter greatly to the powers of the Pacific, they would probably not constitute a casus belli.
However, to Bengio and Ozcan this relationship is not an alliance, but an alignment.

Origin

Late 18th century: from French alignement, from aligner (see align).

单词	alignment
释义	alignment /əˈlʌɪnm(ə)nt / noun 1 [mass noun] Arrangement in a straight line or in correct relative positions: the tiles had slipped out of alignment... Most golfers assume that if their toes are lined up parallel to the target line, their alignment is correct. Lay the tiles row by row, always keeping a watchful eye for correct alignment along the working lines. They ensure that the patient's body is maintained in correct alignment during positioning and the procedure. 1.1 [count noun] The route or course of a railway or road: four railways, all on different alignments present-day road alignments... The 4.35 km long rail cum road bridge, along with the ancillaries like new railway lines and stations and the new road alignments, is one of the biggest-ever projects in the Northeast. The authority had also taken into account the metro rail and railway alignments that may align themselves with the system. This option would use the existing Tramlink line from Croydon to Harrington Road and a new alignment is then proposed to follow the Network Rail track between Birkbeck and Crystal Palace. 1.2 [count noun] Archaeology A linear arrangement of stones: there were originally at least four massive stone alignments running from west to east... Processions and alignments were important in henges and stone circles. We can see this important change at Nosterfield Quarry, immediately to the north, where Bronze Age field ditches and single pit alignments were discovered. Two as yet undated alignments of timber posts found near Brancaster could be Anglo-Saxon fish-traps, similar to examples found in the Blackwater estuary in Essex. 2A position of agreement or alliance: the uncertain nature of political alignments... It sometimes disturbed alliances and alignments, base agreements or trade arrangements, and friendly relations generally. While a united Korea's chosen alliances and alignments might matter greatly to the powers of the Pacific, they would probably not constitute a casus belli. However, to Bengio and Ozcan this relationship is not an alliance, but an alignment. Origin Late 18th century: from French alignement, from aligner (see align).
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