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clipper

/ˈklɪp.ər/

翻译: 多义词:旧时一种快速帆船;限制信号幅度的非线性电子电路;修剪草或灌木的剪刀;或剪头发、指甲的剪刀。

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noun

/ˈklɪp.ər/B2formal
  • zh多义词:旧时一种快速帆船;限制信号幅度的非线性电子电路;修剪草或灌木的剪刀;或剪头发、指甲的剪刀。

A noun with multiple meanings: a fast sailing ship from former times; a nonlinear electronic circuit that limits waveform amplitude; shears for cutting grass or shrubbery; or scissors for cutting hair or fingernails.

  1. C1formaltechnical

    A nonlinear electronic circuit that limits the amplitude of a waveform, often used to clip off peaks.

    zh限幅电路

    • The technician adjusted the clipper to remove signal spikes.
    • A clipper circuit is essential in audio processing.
    • They used a clipper to prevent distortion in the transmission.

    同义词limiter

  2. B2formal

    A fast sailing ship from the 19th century, designed for speed and used for trade or transport.

    zh快速帆船

    • The clipper sailed across the Atlantic in record time.
    • Clipper ships were famous for their speed in the tea trade.
    • A replica of a 19th-century clipper is docked in the harbor.
  3. Shears for cuttingA2informal

    A tool, often used in plural form, for cutting grass, shrubbery, or hair.

    zh剪刀

    • He used the clippers to trim the hedge.
    • The barber sharpened his hair clippers before the next customer.
    • Garden clippers make it easy to prune bushes.

    同义词scissors

  4. Scissors for hair or nailsA2informal

    Small scissors or a tool designed for cutting hair or fingernails, often used in plural form.

    zh指甲剪

    • She used nail clippers to trim her nails.
    • The hairdresser reached for her clippers to give a trim.
    • Keep the hair clippers in a safe place.

    同义词scissors

词形
  • clippers plural form
  • clippers' possessive plural form
  • clipper's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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