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interfaced是interface的过去分词 interface美 ['ɪntər.feɪs] 英 ['ɪntə(r).feɪs] - v.把界面缝合；交谈
- n.分界面
- 网络接口；界面上的；互动式
复数：interfaces 过去分词：interfaced 现在分词：interfacing n. border,boundary,line,crossing point,edge n. | 1. the surface, place, or point where two things touch each other or meet 2. a common boundary between objects or different phases of a substance 3. the place, situation, or way in which two things or people act together or affect each other, or the point of connection between things 4. a common boundary shared by two devices, or by a person and a device, across which data or information flows, e.g. the screen of a computer 5. software that links a computer with another device, or the set of commands, messages, images, and other features allowing communication between computer and user 6. an electronic device or circuit or other point of physical contact between two pieces of equipment 7. a point in a computer system where information passes from one part of the system to another or from the computer to the person using it 1. the surface, place, or point where two things touch each other or meet 2. a common boundary between objects or different phases of a substance 3. the place, situation, or way in which two things or people act together or affect each other, or the point of connection between things 4. a common boundary shared by two devices, or by a person and a device, across which data or information flows, e.g. the screen of a computer 5. software that links a computer with another device, or the set of commands, messages, images, and other features allowing communication between computer and user 6. an electronic device or circuit or other point of physical contact between two pieces of equipment 7. a point in a computer system where information passes from one part of the system to another or from the computer to the person using it | v. | 1. to touch or meet at a surface, place, or point, or make things join in this way 2. to act together or affect each other, or make things or people interact 3. to connect two or more pieces of equipment, or be connected 4. if things or people interface, they are connected to each other or they join each other in some way 1. to touch or meet at a surface, place, or point, or make things join in this way 2. to act together or affect each other, or make things or people interact 3. to connect two or more pieces of equipment, or be connected 4. if things or people interface, they are connected to each other or they join each other in some way |
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