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negativeness

/ˈneɡ.ə.tɪv.nəs/

翻译: 名词,表示否定性、消极性或负面性;可指带有负电的极性、倾向于怀疑和反对的态度,或小于零的量。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈneɡ.ə.tɪv.nəs/C1formal
  • zh名词,表示否定性、消极性或负面性;可指带有负电的极性、倾向于怀疑和反对的态度,或小于零的量。

A noun referring to the quality or state of being negative, which can describe the character of the negative electric pole, a tendency toward skepticism and opposition, or an amount less than zero.

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  1. C1formalscientific

    The property or character of being the negative electric pole in a circuit or battery.

    zh负极

    • The negativeness of the terminal was confirmed by the voltmeter.
    • In a battery, the negativeness of the anode is crucial for electron flow.
    • The circuit's design accounts for the negativeness of the ground connection.

    同义词negativity

    反义词positiveness

  2. Skepticism and oppositionB2formal

    A tendency to be skeptical, disagreeable, or to resist suggestions or commands.

    zh消极性

    • His constant negativeness made team meetings unproductive.
    • The manager tried to overcome the negativeness of the staff towards the new policy.
    • Her negativeness was evident in her refusal to consider any alternative solutions.

    同义词contrarinesscynicismdefiancedistrustnegativityoppositionpessimismresistanceskepticism

    反义词affirmativenessoptimismpositiveness

  3. Value less than zeroB2formalscientific

    The state or quality of being an amount less than zero.

    zh负性

    • The negativeness of the account balance indicated an overdraft.
    • In mathematics, the negativeness of a number is shown by a minus sign.
    • The temperature's negativeness required special equipment for the experiment.

    同义词negativity

词形
  • negativenesses plural form
  • negativenesses' possessive plural form
  • negativeness's possessive singular form
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