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unitary

/ˈjuː.nɪ.tər.i/

翻译: 指统一的、集中的或构成单一整体的,常用于政治或数学语境中。

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词语关系

adjective

/ˈjuː.nɪ.tər.i/C1formalpolitical
  • zh指统一的、集中的或构成单一整体的,常用于政治或数学语境中。

Relating to a system or entity that is unified or centralized, often used in political or mathematical contexts.

  1. Aiming toward unityC1formal

    Relating to or characterized by a goal of forming a single, unified whole.

    zh趋向统一的

    • The movement had a unitary vision for the country.
    • Their approach was unitary, focusing on collective goals.
    • The theory proposes a unitary framework for all forces.

    同义词consolidativeintegrativeunifying

  2. Involving unitsC1formal

    Of or pertaining to the use of individual units as a basis for measurement or structure.

    zh单位的

    • The system uses a unitary method for calculating costs.
    • Unitary analysis is essential in this field of physics.
    • They adopted a unitary pricing model for all products.

    同义词unit

  3. Centralized governmentC1formal

    Characterized by a form of government where power is held by a single central authority.

    zh中央集权制的

    • France is a classic example of a unitary state.
    • The unitary system contrasts with federalism.
    • In a unitary government, local authorities have limited autonomy.

    同义词centralistcentralisticcentralizedconsolidatedunitarian

    反义词confederatedecentralizedfederal

  4. Indivisible characterC1formal

    Having the quality of being a single, indivisible entity.

    zh单一的

    • The nation is considered a unitary entity.
    • The theory treats the atom as a unitary particle.
    • Their team operates as a unitary body.

    同义词consolidatedindivisibleintegralmonolithicundividedunifiedwhole

    反义词divisiblefractionalpartial

词形
  • more unitary comparative form
  • most unitary superlative form
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