释义 |
trigger美 ['trɪɡər] 英 ['trɪɡə(r)] - n.触发器;(枪的)扳机;(尤指引发不良反应或发展的)起因;引爆器
- v.触发;引起;发动;开动
- 网络板机;触发程序;启动
第三人称单数:triggers 现在分词:triggering 过去式:triggered v.+n. trigger reaction,trigger process,trigger explosion v. activate,set off,cause,generate,start 1. | (枪的)扳机the part of a gun that you press in order to fire it |
| to pull/squeeze the trigger 扣扳机 | | He kept his finger on the trigger. 他的手指一直勾着扳机。 |
2. | ~ (for sth).~ (to sth/to do sth) (尤指引发不良反应或发展的)起因,诱因something that is the cause of a particular reaction or development, especially a bad one |
| The trigger for the strike was the closure of yet another factory. 触发这次罢工的是又一家工厂被关闭了。 |
3. | 触发器;引爆器the part of a bomb that causes it to explode |
1. | ~ sth (off) 发动;引起;触发to make sth happen suddenly |
| Nuts can trigger off a violent allergic reaction. 坚果可以引起严重的过敏反应。 |
2. | ~ sth 开动;起动to cause a device to start functioning |
n. | 10. (枪上的)扳机;【机械工程】扳柄;闸柄;制轮(机),制滑器;【物理学】触发器,引爆器;【化学】(连锁反应)引起物;〔转〕触发物;【电学】起动线路;起动装置 10. (枪上的)扳机;【机械工程】扳柄;闸柄;制轮(机),制滑器;【物理学】触发器,引爆器;【化学】(连锁反应)引起物;〔转〕触发物;【电学】起动线路;起动装置 | v. | |
n. | 1. a small lever that is pressed with a finger to fire a gun 2. a small lever or device that is pressed or squeezed to operate a mechanism, e.g. by releasing a spring 3. a stimulus that sets off an action, process, or series of events 4. an automatic or manual pulse or signal for an operation to start 5. the part of a gun that you move with your finger to make the gun fire 6. something that produces an immediate result 1. a small lever that is pressed with a finger to fire a gun 2. a small lever or device that is pressed or squeezed to operate a mechanism, e.g. by releasing a spring 3. a stimulus that sets off an action, process, or series of events 4. an automatic or manual pulse or signal for an operation to start 5. the part of a gun that you move with your finger to make the gun fire 6. something that produces an immediate result | v. | 1. to set something off, bring something about, or make something happen 2. to fire a weapon or initiate an explosion by operating a trigger 3. to initiate electrical or mechanical activity that will allow a device to function for a time under its own control 4. to make a machine or piece of equipment start to work 1. to set something off, bring something about, or make something happen 2. to fire a weapon or initiate an explosion by operating a trigger 3. to initiate electrical or mechanical activity that will allow a device to function for a time under its own control 4. to make a machine or piece of equipment start to work |
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