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instrumentality

/ˌɪn.strə.menˈtæl.ɪ.ti/

翻译: 指用于达成某事的工具、手段或媒介,也指为执行特定政府或组织职能而设立的附属机构。

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词语关系

noun

/ˌɪn.strə.menˈtæl.ɪ.ti/C1formal
  • zh指用于达成某事的工具、手段或媒介,也指为执行特定政府或组织职能而设立的附属机构。

A noun referring to a means or agency through which something is achieved, or a subordinate body established for a specific governmental or organizational function.

  1. Government subsidiaryC1formalpolitical

    A subordinate agency or body established by a government to carry out a specific function.

    zh政府机构

    • The environmental protection agency is an instrumentality of the federal government.
    • The state created a new instrumentality to oversee public transportation.
    • Many government instrumentalities operate with a degree of independence.

    同义词agencyauthoritybureaucommissioncorporationofficeorgan

  2. Useful qualityC2formal

    The state or quality of being a means or tool for achieving a particular purpose.

    zh手段性

    • The instrumentality of education in social progress cannot be overstated.
    • He believed in the instrumentality of reason to solve complex problems.
    • The instrumentality of the new law was questioned by many experts.

    同义词advantagefunctionalityserviceabilityusefulnessutility

  3. Tool or systemC1formaltechnical

    An object or system of objects that serves as a means to accomplish a specific end.

    zh工具或系统

    • The telescope was the key instrumentality for their astronomical discoveries.
    • Modern communication instrumentalities include satellites and fiber optics.
    • The hammer is a simple instrumentality for driving nails.

    同义词agencyapparatusappliancechanneldeviceimplementinstrumentmechanismmediumtoolvehicle

词形
  • instrumentalities plural form
  • instrumentalities' possessive plural form
  • instrumentality's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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