conjunction

名词连接; 连词; 联合，结合物; （恒星、行星等的）合

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1. 合取：它们都是倾斜的,而在倾斜的情况下,合取(conjunction)就是做不成的. 我们说一个光子是这样的偏振也是那样的偏振,通常是没有意义的说法. 不过也可以说,是有意义的但却不正确. 实验的证据显示:说光子是这样的偏振也是那样的偏振,

2. 连词：作为世界上最受欢迎、最有影响的英语教程之一,<<剑桥国际英语教程>>推动了中国传...连词(Conjunction)又称连接词. 它既没有独立、完整的词汇意义,也不能像名词、动词等实词那样可以单独担当任何句子成分. 连词主要在词与词,词组与词组,

3. 连接词：) 2.3 连接词(conjunction) 2.4 介词(前置词)preposition 2.5 名词(noun) 2.6 冠词(article) 2.7 用词时应注意的其他事项 第3章 成句 3.1 现在时 3.2 被动语气 3.3 复杂句 3.4 过去时 3.5 现在完成时 3.6 成句的要点 第4章 标点符号 4.1 句号 4.2 问号 4.3 逗号 4.4 分号 4.5 连字符(短画)第5章 论文摘要编写主要参考文献本

1. conjunction的近义词

1. (事件的)同时发生，同地发生
    A conjunction of two or more things is the occurrence of them at the same time or place.

    e.g. ...the conjunction of two events.
           两个事件的同时发生
    e.g. ...a conjunction of religious and social factors.
           宗教因素和社会因素的并存

2. (语法中的)连词
    In grammar, a conjunction is a word or group of words that joins together words, groups, or clauses. In English, there are co-ordinating conjunctions such as 'and' and 'but', and subordinating conjunctions such as 'although', 'because', and 'when'.

3. 连同…;与…一起
    If one thing is done or used in conjunction with another, the two things are done or used together.

    e.g. The army should have operated in conjunction with the fleet to raid the enemy's coast...
           陆军本应与舰队共同行动，突袭敌方海岸。
    e.g. Since iron destroys vitamin E, these two nutrients should not be taken in conjunction.
           铁会破坏维生素E，所以这两种营养物质不应该同时摄取。

1. Vancouver's innovative SkyTrain system was built in conjunction with Expo 86.

2. conjunction

2. New Nike Air Max 360 sports shoes were released last month in Beijing, in conjunction with a retrospective exhibition featuring the three decades of the cushioning history.

3. The council will organize five regional forums to engage the public in the discussion, in conjunction with more than 60 supporting organizations.

4. conjunction

4. Enrichment is one of the final stages in the nuclear fuel process which Iran froze last November in conjunction with its negotiations with the Europeans.

5. But consumption is the hardest part of the economy to stimulate, especially in conjunction with curbs on urban housing and car sales.

6. He also writes essays on butterflies for science magazines and has published several books in conjunction with international partners.

7. conjunction的解释

7. Such volunteers working in conjunction with some NGOs for migrant workers, try hard to distribute reading materials among workers at some sites.

8. conjunction的解释

8. The city of Rome organized the street party in conjunction with Paris, where a similar event is to take place next week.

9. An international seminar on Chinese oil painting and awards to promising young Chinese artists will also be held in conjunction with the exhibition.

10. We must make incessant efforts to strengthen Party building in close conjunction with the development of the situation and the Party's central tasks.

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