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

period /pēˈri-əd/

noun

A stretch of time

A long stretch, an age

One of the main divisions of geological time

A stage or phase in history, in a person's life and development, in a disease, or in any course of events

A time

A division of the school day, the time of one lesson

The end of a course

A recurring time

The menstrual discharge or the time when it occurs

The time in which anything runs its course

An interval of time at the end of which events recur in the same order

The time required for a complete oscillation, reciprocal of the frequency

The time of a complete revolution of a heavenly body about its primary

The difference between two successive values of a variable for which a function has the same value (mathematics)

The recurring part of a circulating decimal (mathematics)

A set of figures (usu three) in a large number marked off eg by commas

A series of chemical elements represented in a horizontal row of the periodic table

An end (rare)

A goal (archaic)

A complete sentence, esp one of elaborate construction

A division analogous to a sentence (music)

(in pl) rounded rolling rhetoric

A mark (.) at the end of a sentence, a full stop (the word is sometimes added at the end of a sentence to emphasize the finality of the statement)

A rhythmical division in Greek verse

adjective

(of eg architecture, furniture or a play) characteristic, representative, imitative of, belonging to or dealing with a past period

transitive verb

Shakespeare

To put an end to

ORIGIN: Fr période, from L periodus, from Gr periodos, from peri around, and hodos a way

periodic /pēr-i-odˈik/ adjective

Relating to a period or periods

Of revolution in an orbit

Having a period

Recurring regularly in the same order

(loosely) occurring from time to time

Characterized by or constructed in periods

Relating to the periodic table

Relating to periodicals (rare)

periodˈical adjective

Periodic

Published in numbers at more or less regular intervals

Of, for, or in such publications

noun

A magazine or other publication that appears at stated intervals (not usu including newspapers)

periodˈicalist noun

A person who writes in a periodical

periodˈically adverb

At regular intervals
In a periodic manner
In a periodical publication
(loosely) from time to time

periodicity /-disˈ/ noun

The fact or character of being periodic
Frequency

periodīzāˈtion or periodīsāˈtion noun

Division into periods

pēˈriodize or pēˈriodise transitive verb

periodical cicada noun

An American cicada whose nymphs reach adulthood after seventeen years (also seventeen-year locust)

periodic function noun (mathematics)

One whose values recur in a cycle as the variable increases

periodic law noun

The principle that the properties of atoms are periodic functions of their atomic numbers

periodic sentence noun

A sentence constructed in such a way that it is not until the final clause that the requirements of sense and grammar are met

periodic system noun

The classification of chemical elements according to the periodic law

periodic table noun

A table of chemical elements in order of atomic number arranged in horizontal series and vertical groups, showing how similar properties recur at regular intervals

periodic wind noun

A wind which blows at or for a certain period, eg a trade wind, a monsoon, a land breeze, a sea-breeze

period of grace noun

A specific time allowed to both parties to a contract to fulfil any obligations arising from that contract

period piece noun

An object belonging to a past age esp with charm or value
A person ludicrously behind the times
A play, novel, etc, set in a past time

the period

The current age, or age in question