| 单词 | single-heartedly |
| 释义 | single /singˈgl/adjective
Singly noun
To come forth alone ORIGIN: OFr, from L singulī one by one singˈledom or singˈlehood noun The state of being unmarried singˈleness /-gl-nis/ noun singˈlet /-glit/ noun
singˈleton /-gl-tən/ noun
singˈling /-gling/ noun singˈly /-gli/ adverb
singˈle-acting adjective (of a reciprocating engine, etc) acting effectively in one direction only singˈle-action adjective and noun (a firearm) having a hammer which requires to be cocked manually before firing singˈle-blindˈ adjective Denoting a comparative experiment or trial in which the identities of the control group are known to the experimenters but not the subjects single bond noun (chem) A covalent bond involving the sharing of one pair of electrons singˈle-breasted adjective With one thickness over the breast and one row of buttons singˈle-cell protein noun Protein-rich material from cultured algae, fungi or bacteria, used esp as a food supplement (abbrev SCP) singˈle-chamber adjective Having one legislative house single combat noun Fighting between two individuals, usu with weapons single cream noun Cream with a low fat content that will not thicken when beaten singˈle-cross noun (genetics) A first-generation hybrid of two inbred lines single currency noun A centralized currency used by members of an economic group in preference to individual national currencies singˈle-cut adjective (of a file) having teeth in one direction only single-deckˈer noun A vessel or vehicle, esp a bus, with only one deck singˈle-digit adjective Of a number or percentage smaller than ten singˈle-end noun (Scot) A one-room dwelling, esp in a tenement singˈle-ended adjective (electronics) Of a unit or system, having one input and one output terminal permanently earthed singˈle-entry noun A system of bookkeeping in which each entry appears only once on one side or other of an account singˈle-eyed adjective
singˈle-figure adjective single figures plural noun A score, total, etc, of any number from 1 to 9 single file see under file1 singˈle-foot noun (dressage) A brisk walking pace with each foot striking the ground separately, a rack or amble intransitive verb (of a horse) to walk in this way single-handˈed adjective and adverb
single-handˈedly adverb single-heartˈed adjective
single-heartˈedly adverb single house noun A house one room deep or wide single in-line memory module noun (computing) A small printed circuit board carrying a number of memory chips which are inserted into the motherboard (abbrev SIMM) single-lens reflex see reflex camera under reflex single market or single European market noun A market allowing freedom of trade and movement of goods between members of the European Union single-mindˈed adjective
single-mindˈedly adverb single-mindˈedness noun single parent noun A mother or father bringing up children alone (hence single-parent family) singˈle-phase adjective (of an alternating electric current) requiring one outward and one return conductor for transmission singˈle-priced adjective (stock exchange) Of a share, etc in which buyers and sellers deal at the same price single pricing noun singles bar or singles club noun One esp for unmarried or unattached people, where friendships (and implicitly sexual relationships) can be formed single-seatˈer noun A car, aeroplane, etc fitted with one seat only singˈle-sex adjective (of schools, etc) for pupils, members, etc of one sex only single soldier noun (Walter Scott) A private singˈle-soled adjective (of shoes) having one layer in the sole single-stepˈ transitive verb (computing) To carry out a single instruction on (a program) singˈlestick /-gl-stik/ noun
single tax noun A tax on ground-rent or land-values to supersede all other taxes single ten noun (Shakespeare) The ten of a card suit single transferable vote see under transfer singˈle-wicket adjective Denoting a form of cricket in which individual players take it in turns to bat for a limited number of overs |
| 随便看 |
英语词典包含305067条英英释义在线翻译词条，基本涵盖了全部常用单词的英英翻译及用法，是英语学习的有利工具。