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operative美 ['ɑp(ə)rətɪv] 英 ['ɒp(ə)rətɪv] - n.工作人员；（尤指）技术工人；密探；（尤指政府的）特工人员
- adj.可使用；在使用中；手术的
- 网络有效的；操作；运转着的
adj. in effect,functioning,working,effective,operational n. operator,worker,machinist,hand,technician 1. | 工作人员；（尤指）技术工人，操作员a worker, especially one who works with their hands |
| | | skilled/unskilled operatives 技术╱非技术工人 |
2. | 密探；（尤指政府的）特工人员a person who does secret work, especially for a government organization |
| an intelligence operative 情报人员 |
1. | [nubn] 可使用；在使用中ready to be used; in use |
| This law becomes operative immediately. 本法规即时生效。 | | The station will be fully operative again in January. 该站将于一月份全部恢复运营。 |
2. | [obn] 手术的connected with a medical operation |
IDM | I was in love with her─‘was’ being the operative word. 在 I was in love with her 这句话中，was 是关键词。 |
the operative word 关键词；最重要的词语used to emphasize that a particular word or phrase is the most important one in a sentence | I was in love with her─‘was’ being the operative word. 在 I was in love with her 这句话中，was 是关键词。 |
adj. | 1. in place and having an effect, especially the right or desired effect 2. carrying a special meaning or significance 3. relating to or resulting from a surgical procedure 4. working correctly and having the right effect 1. in place and having an effect, especially the right or desired effect 2. carrying a special meaning or significance 3. relating to or resulting from a surgical procedure 4. working correctly and having the right effect | n. | 1. a skilled worker, especially in a manufacturing industry 2. somebody who performs a particular task or who works in a particular field 3. an employee of a political party who works in any behind-the-scenes capacity such as political troubleshooting or manipulation of media stories 6. someone who does a particular kind of work, especially in a factory 7. someone whose job is to do secret work, especially for a government organization 1. a skilled worker, especially in a manufacturing industry 2. somebody who performs a particular task or who works in a particular field 3. an employee of a political party who works in any behind-the-scenes capacity such as political troubleshooting or manipulation of media stories 6. someone who does a particular kind of work, especially in a factory 7. someone whose job is to do secret work, especially for a government organization |
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