中英互译
flexible
英 /ˈfleksəb(ə)l/美 /ˈfleksəb(ə)l/
基本释义
- adj.灵活的;柔韧的,易弯曲的
比较级more flexible
最高级most flexible
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词语例句
灵活的adj.
六级四级The talks can succeed if both sides are flexible and serious.
如果双方都灵活并且认真,这些会谈就能成功。
It refers to flexible timing of traffic signals.
它指的是交通信号的弹性计时。
Rewards can be flexible working hours.
弹性工作时间可以是奖励。
柔韧的,易弯曲的adj.
四级We'd better buy some brushes with long, flexible bristles.
我们最好买一些毛长而柔韧的刷子。
I'm not the most flexible person in the world, but I can guarantee my knees were up next to my ears.
我不是世界上最有柔韧性的人,但我可以保证我的膝盖能贴到耳朵。
- The talks can succeed if both sides are flexible and serious.如果双方都灵活并且认真,这些会谈就能成功。来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
- You need to be more flexible and imaginative in your approach.你的方法必须更加灵活,更富有想象力。来自《牛津词典》
- WYSIWYG editing makes your word processing smoother and more flexible.“所见即所得”编辑使你的文字信息处理更加顺畅和灵活。来自《柯林斯英汉双解大词典》
相关短语
- flexible packaging软包装;软质包装
- flexible manufacturing柔性制造;柔性生产
- flexible graphite柔性石墨
- flexible structure柔性结构,柔构造物
- flexible pipe软管;挠性管
- flexible manufacturing system柔性生产系统;灵活加工系统
- flexible container集装包;集装袋;装包和集装袋;柔性集装袋
- flexible manufacturing system弹性制造系统;柔性制造系统;制造系统;灵活加工系统
- flexible coupling挠性联轴节;弹性联轴器;弹性连接
- Flexible disk可折叠磁盘;软磁盘;软盘
- flexible cord软线;软电线;连接塞绳;塞绳
词语扩展
adv.
flexibly灵活地;易曲地;柔软地;有弹性地
n.
词义分布
灵活
75%
柔性的
20%
柔韧的
1.2%
挠性的
1.1%
灵活多变
1%
柔韧性的
0.5%
柔
0.4%
变通的
0.3%
可弯曲
0.3%
伸缩
0.2%
英英释义
- adj.capable of being changed
- adj.able to flex; able to bend easily
- adj.able to adjust readily to different conditions
- adj.bending and snapping back readily without breaking
- adj.making or willing to make concessions
- adj.bending easily without breaking
易弯曲的;柔韧的- These children's books have flexible plastic covers.这些儿童读物有柔韧的塑料封面。
- adj.able to change easily
易变通的;灵活的- I'm very lucky to have flexible working hours.很幸运,我工作时间很灵活。
词源
- flexible能伸缩的来自拉丁语flecto, 弯,转,词源同inflect, reflect. 进一步可能来自PIE*kleng, 弯,转,词源同link, incline.
- flexible易弯曲的,柔韧的;弹性的,灵活的,可变通的词根词缀: -flex-弯曲 + -ible被动意义
- flexibleFrom Middle French flexible, from Latin flexibilis, from flectō (“I bend, curve”).