| 单词 | multipresent |
| 释义 | multi- /mul-ti-/ or sometimes before a vowel mult- /mult-/combining formDenoting much, many ORIGIN: L multus much multangˈular adjective Having many angles multanˈimous adjective (L animus mind) having a many-sided mind multarticˈulate or multiarticˈulate adjective Many-jointed multi-accˈess adjective (computing) Denoting a system which allows several users to have apparently simultaneous access to a computer multi-authˈor or multi-authˈored adjective Denoting a text which has been written by several individuals multicamˈerate adjective (L camera chamber) having many chambers or cells multicapˈitate adjective (L caput, -itis head) many-headed multicastˈing noun (telecommunications) Transmission of a message in a local area network from one node to all others multicauˈline adjective (L caulis stem) having many stems multicellˈular adjective Having, or made up of, many cells multicenˈtral or multicenˈtric adjective Having or proceeding from many centres multichannˈel adjective Having or employing several communications channels multicipital /mul-ti-sipˈi-təl/ adjective (L caput, -itis head) having many heads, multicapitate multicolour /mulˈti-kul-ər/ noun Diversity or plurality of colour adjectiveMany-coloured mulˈticoloured adjective multicosˈtate adjective (L costa rib) many-ribbed multiculˈtural adjective (of a society) made up of many distinct cultural groups multiculˈturalism noun The policy of accommodating any number of distinct cultures within the one society without prejudice or discrimination multiculˈturalist noun and adjective multiculˈturally adverb multicusˈpid adjective Having more than two cusps nounA multicuspid tooth multicusˈpidate adjective mulˈticycle noun (obsolete)
multidenˈtate adjective (L dēns, dentis tooth) many-toothed multidenticˈūlate adjective Having many denticulations or fine teeth multidigitate /-dijˈi-tāt/ adjective (L digitus finger) many-fingered multidimenˈsional adjective
multidirecˈtional adjective Extending in a number of directions multidisciplinˈary adjective Involving a combination of several (academic) disciplines, methods, etc multiethˈnic adjective Composed of or relating to more than one ethnic group mulˈtifaced adjective Many-faced multifacˈeted adjective
multifactorˈial adjective Involving or caused by many different factors multi-faithˈ adjective Made up of representatives of many distinct religions mulˈtifid or multifˈidous adjective Cleft into many lobes mulˈtifil or multifilˈament noun A multiple strand of synthetic fibre multifilˈament adjective Composed of many filaments multiflorˈa noun An E Asian climbing rose (Rosa multiflora) having clusters of small flowers multifloˈrous adjective Many-flowered mulˈtifoil adjective Having more than five foils or arcuate divisions nounA multifoil ornament multifōˈliate adjective (L folium leaf) with many leaves multifōˈliolate adjective (botany) With many leaflets mulˈtiform adjective Having many forms, polymorphic nounThat which is multiform multiformˈity noun mulˈtigrade adjective Of or relating to a motor oil with a viscosity such as to match the properties of several grades of motor oil mul'tigrain adjective (of bread or breakfast cereal) containing more than one type of cereal grain multigravˈida noun (pl multigravˈidae /-dē/ or multigravˈidas) (L gravida pregnant) a pregnant woman who has had one or more previous pregnancies mulˈtigym noun An apparatus incorporating weights and levers in a variety of arrangements, enabling one to exercise and tone up one set of muscles at a time mulˈtihull noun A sailing vessel with two or more hulls multijuˈgate or multijuˈgous adjective (L jugum yoke; botany) Consisting of many pairs of leaflets multilatˈeral adjective
multilatˈerally adverb multilatˈeralism noun multilatˈeralist noun and adjective (a person) favouring multilateral action, esp in abandoning or reducing production of nuclear weapons multilineal /-linˈ/ or multilinˈear adjective Having many lines multilingual /-lingˈgwəl/ adjective
multilinˈgualism noun The ability to speak several languages multilinˈguist noun A person who is multilingual multilōˈbate or mulˈtilobed adjective Many-lobed multilobular /-lobˈū-lər/ or multilobˈulate adjective Having many lobules multilocaˈtional adjective Existing or operating in several locations multilocular /-lokˈū-lər/ or multilocˈulate adjective Many-chambered multilˈoquence noun Much speaking multilˈoquent adjective multilˈoquous adjective multilˈoquy noun multimēˈdia noun
Of or relating to multimedia mulˈtimeter noun An instrument allowing simultaneous measurement of several values multimillionaireˈ noun A person who is a millionaire several times over mulˈtimode adjective Designating an optical fibre with a core diameter sufficiently larger than the wavelength of light to allow propagation of light energy in a large number of different modes multinatˈional noun A large business company which operates in several countries adjective
multinōˈmial adjective (mathematics)
A multinomial expression multinomˈinal adjective Having many names multinūˈclear, multinūˈcleate or multinūˈcleated adjective Having several nuclei multinūˈcleolate adjective Having several nucleoli multi-ownˈership noun Ownership of property on the principle of time-sharing (qv) mulˈtipack noun A pack containing several items for sale at a lower unit price multipaˈra noun (pl multipaˈrae /-rē/ or multipaˈras) (L parēre to bring forth) a woman who has given birth for the second or subsequent time, or is about to do so, as distinct from a primipara multiparˈity noun
multipˈarous adjective
multiparˈtite adjective
multiparˈty adjective
multiparˈtyism noun mulˈtiped noun
mulˈtiphase adjective Polyphase mulˈtiplane noun An aeroplane with more than one pair of wings multi-ply /mulˈti-plī/ noun Plywood of more than three thicknesses multipōˈlar adjective Having several poles or axons multipolarˈity noun multipˈotent adjective (L potēns, -entis powerful; Shakespeare) Having the power to do many things multipresˈence noun The power of being in many places at once multipresˈent adjective multiproˈcessing noun (computing) see multitasking below multiproˈcessor noun (computing) A linked set of central processors that allows parallel processing multiproˈgramming noun (computing) A technique of handling several programs simultaneously by interleaving their execution through time-sharing multipurˈpose adjective multirāˈcial adjective Embracing, or consisting of, many races multirāˈcialism noun The policy of recognizing the rights of all in a multiracial society multirāˈcially adverb multiramˈified adjective (L rāmus branch, and facere to make) having many branches mulˈtirole adjective mulˈtiscreen adjective
multisepˈtate adjective (biology) Having many septa multisēˈrial or multisēˈriate adjective In many rows mulˈtiskill transitive verb To train (employees) in several skills multiskillˈing noun In technologically advanced industries, the training of employees in a variety of skills multisonant /mul-tisˈən-ənt/ adjective
multispīˈral adjective Having many coils mulˈti-stage adjective
mulˈtistorey or (esp N American) mulˈtistory adjective Having a (large) number of levels or floors nounA multistorey car park mulˈtistrike adjective and noun (designating) an ink ribbon for use on an electronic typewriter or printer which is struck by keys at different points vertically, often used to produce bold print multisulcˈate adjective (L sulcus furrow) having many furrows multitaskˈ intransitive verb multitaskˈing noun
Of or relating to a computer system capable of doing this multithreadˈing noun (computing) A programming system that enables actions to be carried out simultaneously mulˈti-track adjective (of a recording) made up of several different tracks blended together nounA system for making such recordings transitive verbTo record using a multi-track system multituberˈculate or multituberˈculated adjective (of eg teeth) having many tubercles multiuˈser adjective (of a computer or computer game) able to be used by several people at once multivāˈlence (or /-tivˈə-/) or multivāˈlency (or /-tivˈə-/) noun multivāˈlent (or /-tivˈə-/) adjective (chem) Having a valency greater than one multivārˈiate adjective Consisting of, or concerned with, many variables multivārˈious adjective Differing widely mulˈtiverse noun (esp in science fiction) a hypothetical set of several universes existing in parallel to each other multiverˈsity noun A large university made up of several campuses multivibrāˈtor noun An electronic oscillating device using two transistors, the output of one providing the input of the other multivˈious adjective (L via way) going many ways mulˈti-vision noun (telecommunications) A form of visual presentation involving groups of slide projectors showing a complex series of images, with accompanying sound multivitˈamin noun A pill containing several vitamins multivˈocal adjective (L vōx, vōcis voice) having many meanings nounA word of many meanings multivoltine /-volˈtīn/ adjective (Ital volta turn, winding) of silkworm moths, having several annual broods mulˈti-wall adjective Made of three or more layers of special paper multocular /mul-tokˈū-lər/ adjective
multungulate /mul-tungˈgū-lāt/ adjective (L ungula hoof) having the hoof divided into more than two parts nounA multungulate mammal |
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