释义 |
pacemaker美 ['peɪs.meɪkər] 英 ['peɪs.meɪkə(r)] - n.(心脏)起搏器;领跑人;领跑动物;领先队伍
- 网络起搏点;心脏起搏器;心律调节器
n. leader,pacesetter,pacer,innovator,trendsetter 1. | (心脏)起搏器an electronic device that is put inside a person's body to help their heart beat regularly |
2. | 领跑人;领跑动物a person or an animal that begins a race quickly so that the other people taking part will try to copy the speed and run a fast race |
| The big banks have been the pacesetters in developing the system. 大银行是发展这一体系的先驱。 |
3. | (竞赛中的)领先者,领先队伍a person or team that is winning in a sports competition |
| The local club are now only one point off the pacemakers. 当地俱乐部与领先者只差一分。 |
n. | 7. 〔军〕排头兵,整速舰;〔医〕心律电子脉冲调节器 8. (赛跑等的)领跑人,带步人;定步速者,标兵;样板;引导者 10. 【军事】整速舰;【医学】电子起搏器;【解剖学】起搏点网 7. 〔军〕排头兵,整速舰;〔医〕心律电子脉冲调节器 8. (赛跑等的)领跑人,带步人;定步速者,标兵;样板;引导者 10. 【军事】整速舰;【医学】电子起搏器;【解剖学】起搏点网 |
n. | 1. a battery-operated electrical device inserted into the body to deliver small regular shocks that stimulate the heart to beat in a normal rhythm 2. a small area of specialized heart-muscle tissue in the wall of the upper right chamber of the heart that sends out rhythmic electrical impulses to regulate the heartbeat 3. a competitor in a race who sets the speed at which the whole or part of the race is run 4. a small piece of electronic equipment connected to someone’s heart to help the heart muscles move regularly 5. someone who begins a race quickly so that the other people will follow them and run a fast race 1. a battery-operated electrical device inserted into the body to deliver small regular shocks that stimulate the heart to beat in a normal rhythm 2. a small area of specialized heart-muscle tissue in the wall of the upper right chamber of the heart that sends out rhythmic electrical impulses to regulate the heartbeat 3. a competitor in a race who sets the speed at which the whole or part of the race is run 4. a small piece of electronic equipment connected to someone’s heart to help the heart muscles move regularly 5. someone who begins a race quickly so that the other people will follow them and run a fast race |
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