| 释义 |
inclusion美 [ɪn'kluʒ(ə)n] 英 [ɪn'kluːʒ(ə)n] - n.包含；被包括的人（或事物）
- 网络内含物；夹杂物；杂质
n. presence,addition,enclosure,insertion,attachment 1. | [u] （被）包括，包含the fact of including sb/sth; the fact of being included |
| His inclusion in the team is in doubt. 他是否能被选入这个队还未确定。 |
2. | [c] 被包括的人（或事物）a person or thing that is included |
| There were some surprising inclusions in the list. 名单中包括一些意想不到的人。 |
n. | 10. 【逻辑学】包摄;【医学】包涵物;【矿物】包体;【冶金】夹杂物 10. 【逻辑学】包摄;【医学】包涵物;【矿物】包体;【冶金】夹杂物 |
n. | 1. the practice of educating students with special needs in regular classes for all or nearly all of the day instead of in special education classes 2. the addition of somebody or something to, or the presence of somebody or something in, a group or mixture 3. somebody or something included in a group or mixture 4. a solid, liquid, or gas contained within a mineral or rock 5. a particle of foreign material within a piece of metal 6. a nonliving mass in the cytoplasm or nucleus of a cell, e.g. a starch grain or droplet of fat 7. in mathematics, the relation between two classes or sets when the second is a subset of the first 8. the action of including someone or something in a group, arrangement, document, etc. 9. the belief that all people should feel that they are included in society, even if they lack some advantages 1. the practice of educating students with special needs in regular classes for all or nearly all of the day instead of in special education classes 2. the addition of somebody or something to, or the presence of somebody or something in, a group or mixture 3. somebody or something included in a group or mixture 4. a solid, liquid, or gas contained within a mineral or rock 5. a particle of foreign material within a piece of metal 6. a nonliving mass in the cytoplasm or nucleus of a cell, e.g. a starch grain or droplet of fat 7. in mathematics, the relation between two classes or sets when the second is a subset of the first 8. the action of including someone or something in a group, arrangement, document, etc. 9. the belief that all people should feel that they are included in society, even if they lack some advantages |
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