restrainer:
n. 限制器(抑制剂,酸洗缓蚀剂)
英英解释:名词restrainer:
1. a chemical that is added to a photographic developer in order to retard development and reduce the amount of fog on a film
2. a person who directs and restrains
同义词：controller
restraint
n. 抑制,克制,束缚
例句与用法:1.His rage was beyond restraint.他怒不可遏。
2.He is a man always speaking with restraint.他是个说话拘谨的人。
3.He showed/exercised considerable restraint in not suing for a divorce.他极力克制自己, 不提出离婚诉讼.
4.Restraint in artistic expression.束缚艺术表达的限制
英英解释:名词restraint:
1. the of act controlling by restraining someone or something
2. discipline in personal and social activities
同义词：control
3. the state of being physically constrained
同义词：constraint
4. a rule or condition that limits freedom
5. lack of ornamentation
同义词：chasteness, simplicity, simpleness
6. a device that retards something's motion
同义词：constraint
restrict
n. 限制、限定、约束
v. 限制,约束
词形变化:名词:restrictor 动词过去式:restricted 过去分词:restricted 现在分词:restricting 第三人称单数:restricts
例句与用法:1.You are restricted to eight liters of duty-free wine.携带的免税酒不得超过八升。
2.Fog restricted visibility.雾天能见度很低。
3.The government will introduce legislation to restrict the sale of firearms.政府将制定法规限制枪支出售。
4.I restrict myself to smoking two cigarettes a day.我限定自己每天只抽两支烟。
5.Recent laws have tended to restrict the freedom of the press.新法例有限制新闻自由的趋势.
6.In a move to restrict imports, the government raised custom duties.政府在限制进口的措施中提高了关税.
英英解释:动词restrict:
1. place restrictions on
同义词：curtail, curb, cut back
2. place under restrictions; limit access to
3. place limits on (extent or access)
同义词：restrain, trammel, limit, bound, confine, throttle
4. make more specific
同义词：qualify
restricted
v. 限制(节流)
a. 限制的(受限制的,有限的,保密的)
词形变化:副词:restrictedly
例句与用法:1.Membership in this club is restricted to man under 30.俱乐部的成员限定在三十岁以下。
2.He leads a very restricted life.他的生活面非常狭窄。
3.Education should not be restricted to any one specific age group.教育不应限制在任何特定的年龄组上。
4.An area the size of the Hornet's flight deck was marked off on an airstrip and they practiced taking off time after time from this restricted space.在机场上标出一块与大黄蜂号飞行甲板一样大小的地方，他们从这样一块有限的面积上一次又一次地练习起飞。
5.Fog restricted visibility.雾天能见度很低。
6.You are restricted to eight liters of duty-free wine.携带的免税酒不得超过八升。
7.Admission (to the club) is restricted to members only.只准会员进入（俱乐部）.
英英解释:动词restrict:
1. place restrictions on
同义词：restrict, curtail, curb, cut back
2. place under restrictions; limit access to
同义词：restrict
3. place limits on (extent or access)
同义词：restrict, restrain, trammel, limit, bound, confine, throttle
4. make more specific
同义词：qualify, restrict
形容词restricted:
1. subject to restriction or subjected to restriction
2. restricted in meaning; (as e.g. `man' in `a tall man')
同义词：qualified
3. curbed or regulated
同义词：controlled
4. the lowest level of official classification for documents
restriction
n. 限制,约束
vi. 结果,(作为结果)发生
例句与用法:1.There are currency restrictions on the sums allowed for foreign travel.到国外旅行允许携带的款额有所限制。
2.The sale of firearms is subject to many legal restrictions.出售枪支受到许多法律限制。
3.The swimming club is open to families in the neighborhood without restriction.这个游泳俱乐部对邻近地区的家庭开放，不受限制。
4.Enforced isolation or restriction of free movement imposed to prevent the spread of contagious disease.隔离为了防止传染疾病的传播，而强制施行的隔离或对自由活动的限制
英英解释:名词restriction:
1. a principle that limits the extent of something
同义词：limitation
2. an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation)
同义词：limitation
3. the act of keeping something within specified bounds (by force if necessary)
restrictionism
n. 限制主义
restrictionist
n. 限制主义
a. 限制主义的
restrictive
a. 限制的,拘束的,限定的
n. 限定辞
词形变化:副词:restrictively 名词:restrictiveness
例句与用法:1.A forceful emergence from a restrictive condition or situation.爆发从受限制的条件或情形下突然涌现
2.A category, especially an overly restrictive one.分类，类别分类，尤指受过度限制分类
英英解释:形容词restrictive:
1. serving to restrict
2. (of tariff) protective of national interests by restricting imports
restrictor
限定器
restrike
vt. 再触发(打击整形)
n. 再点火(打击整形)
restroom(在酒店、饭店内的)公共厕所
例句与用法:1.I can hear him in the restroom, heaving his heart up.我听得见他在洗手间吐得很厉害。
英英解释:名词restroom:
1. a toilet that is available to the public
同义词：public toilet, comfort station, public convenience, convenience, public lavatory, toilet facility, wash room
restructure
v. 更改结构,重健构造
词形变化:动词过去式:restructured 过去分词:restructured 现在分词:restructuring 第三人称单数:restructures
例句与用法:1.The challenge for educators is to restructure the curriculum to make maximum use of the new technologies so that students can learn better and prepare themselves for the information-rich world they now confront.对教育工作者提出的要求，就是要调整学校的课程来最大限度地使用新的技术，以便学生能够学得更好，并为他们现在所面临的信息丰富的世界而早作准备。
英英解释:动词restructure:
1. construct or form anew or provide with a new structure
同义词：reconstitute
result
n. 结果,成绩,答案
v. 产生,起于,致使
词形变化:形容词:resultful 名词:resultfulness 动词过去式:resulted 过去分词:resulted 现在分词:resulting 第三人称单数:results
例句与用法:1.The accident resulted in the death of two passengers.这起事故导致两名乘客丧生。
2.If this football team doesn't get a result tonight, they will be put down into a lower division.如果今晚这支足球队不能赢球，他们将会被降级。
3.These problems are the result of years of bad management.这些问题是由于多年管理不善而造成的。
4.The talks resulted in reducing the number of missiles/missile reduction.谈判结果削减了导弹数量.
5.That trainer knows how to get results from his horses.那个驯马师掌握行之有效的驯马技巧.
6.We desperately need a result from this match.这场比赛我们务必获胜.
7.His limp is the result of an accident.他腿瘸是事故所致.
8.Our efforts resulted in success/failure.我们的努力终於成功[失败]了.
英英解释:名词result:
1. a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon
同义词：consequence, effect, outcome, event, issue, upshot
2. a statement that solves a problem or explains how to solve the problem
同义词：solution, answer, resolution, solvent
3. something that results
同义词：resultant, final result, outcome, termination
4. the semantic role of the noun phrase whose referent exists only by virtue of the activity denoted by the verb in the clause
同义词：resultant role
动词result:
1. issue or terminate (in a specified way, state, etc.); end
同义词：ensue
2. have as a result or residue
同义词：leave, lead
resultant
a. 合成的(有结果的)
n. 合成矢量(结果,产物,终结式)
英英解释:名词resultant:
1. the final point in a process
同义词：end point
2. something that results
同义词：result, final result, outcome, termination
3. a vector that is the sum of two or more other vectors
同义词：vector sum
形容词resultant:
1. following as an effect or result
同义词：consequent, ensuant, resulting, sequent
resultful
a. 有结果的,有效果的,有效的
resultingly:
ad. 由于, 因此
resultless
a. 无结果的,无效果的,无益的
resume
v. 再继续,重新开始
n. 简历,履历
词形变化:形容词:resumable 名词:resumer 动词过去式:resumed 过去分词:resumed 现在分词:resuming 第三人称单数:resumes
例句与用法:1.Please send a detailed resume to our company.请给我们公司寄一份详细的简历。
2.Hostilities resumed after the cease-fire.停火过後, 战事再度爆发.
3.She resumed her maiden name after the divorce.她离婚後重新使用娘家的姓.
4.The collapse of the strike enabled the company to resume normal bus services.罢工的失败使公司恢复了正常的公共汽车营业。
5.His persistence was rewarded when they agreed to resume discussions.他们终于同意继续谈判，这是他坚持不懈的结果。
6.They will at any price resume their lost child.他们不惜任何代价找回丢失的孩子。
7.His persistence was rewardedwhen they finally agreed to resume discussions.他们终於同意继续谈判, 这是他坚持不懈的结果.
英英解释:名词resume:
1. short descriptive summary (of events)
同义词：sketch, survey
2. a summary of your academic and work history
同义词：curriculum vitae, CV
动词resume:
1. take up or begin anew
同义词：restart, re-start
2. return to a previous location or condition
同义词：take up
3. assume anew
4. give a summary (of)
同义词：sum up, summarize, summarise
resumption
n. 恢复(再取回)
英英解释:名词resumption:
1. beginning again
同义词：recommencement
resumptive
a. 取回的,恢复的,再开始的 |
