中英互译

fingerprint

英 /ˈfɪŋɡəprɪnt/美 /ˈfɪŋɡərprɪnt/

基本释义

复数fingerprints

第三人称单数fingerprints

现在分词fingerprinting

过去式fingerprinted

过去分词fingerprinted

CET4CET6IELTS

指纹，手印cn.
六级四级
- The detective discovered no fewer than 35 fingerprints.
  这名侦探发现了不下35个指纹。
- Every iPhone or MacBook has his fingerprints all over it.
  每一部 iPhone 或 MacBook 上都有他的指纹。
- Further down the road is biometric authentication, which could be encrypted with, say, a fingerprint.
  再沿着这条路往下走就是生物认证，它可以用指纹之类的东西来加密。
区别性特征cn.
- The scientists found the chemical fingerprint of plastic explosives in this area.
  科学家们在这片区域发现了塑性炸药的化学特征。
指纹图谱cn.
- The police searched it in a DNA fingerprint.
  警察在DNA指纹图谱中进行了检索。
指纹采样vt.
- He took her to jail, where she was fingerprinted and booked.
  他将她带到监狱，她在那里被提取了指纹并登记在册。

Further down the road is biometric authentication, which could be encrypted with, say, a fingerprint.
下一步是生物识别认证，可以用指纹等进行加密。
Looking through a magnifying glass, Hanley focussed on the most legible fingerprint, which appeared to be covered with a clear finishing coat, like a varnish.
透过放大镜看，汉利将注意力集中到一枚最清晰的指纹上，这枚指纹表面似乎覆盖着一层罩膜，像是一层清漆。
A fingerprint is formed when a finger touches a surface.
当手指接触一个表面时就形成了指纹。

[法][特医]指纹；手印

fingerprinting取…的指印；辨出（fingerprint的ing形式）

指纹

95.7%

手印

2.8%

指印

1.5%

n.biometric identification from a print made by an impression of the ridges in the skin of a finger; often used as evidence in criminal investigations
n.a generic term for any identifying characteristic
n.a smudge made by a (dirty) finger
v.take an impression of a person's fingerprints

n.
the mark that your finger makes when it touches something
指纹
- His fingerprints were found on the gun.
  枪上发现了他的指纹。