| 释义 |
conjugate /konˈjŭ-gāt/ transitive verb- To give the various inflections or parts of (a verb) (grammar)
- To unite (biochemistry)
intransitive verb- To undergo inflection (grammar)
- To unite (biochemistry)
adjective /-gət or -gāt/ - Joined
- Connected or coupled
- Occurring in pairs (botany)
- Reciprocally related, as of two complex numbers, having their real parts equal and their imaginary parts equal but of opposite sign (mathematics)
- Having the same root, cognate (grammar)
noun /-gət/ - A word with the same root as another word
- Anything joined or connected with, or related to, something else
ORIGIN: L conjugāre, -ātum, from con- together, and jugāre, from jugum a yoke conˈjugant noun (biology) One of a pair of cells or individuals undergoing conjugation Conjugaˈtae /-tēˈ/ plural noun A class of freshwater algae reproducing by conjugation of like gametes, including desmids, Spirogyra, etc conˈjugated adjective - Conjugate
- (of atoms, groups, bonds, or the compounds in which they occur) showing a special type of mutual influence, esp characterized by an arrangement of alternate single and double bonds between carbon atoms (chem)
conˈjugating noun and adjective conjugāˈtion noun - The set of all the inflectional forms of a verb, including tense, person, voice, aspect, etc (grammar)
- Inflection in verbs (grammar)
- The act of joining
- Union
- Temporary or permanent union of two cells or individuals preparatory to the development of new individuals, esp the union of isogametes in some algae and fungi (biology)
- (in prokaryotes) the process by which genetic information is transferred from one bacterium to another (biology)
conjugāˈtional or conˈjugative adjective Conjugate conjugate angle noun One of a pair of angles whose sum is 360° conjugate diameters plural noun Two diameters in a conic section, such that each is parallel to the tangent at the extremity of the other conjugated protein noun A substance in which a protein is combined with a non-protein conjugate foci noun (physics) Two points such that rays of light diverging from either of them are brought to a focus at the other conjugate mirrors plural noun Mirrors set so that rays from the focus of one are reflected to that of the other |