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involution

英 /ˌɪnvəˈluːʃ(ə)n/美 /ˌɪnvəˈluːʃən/
  • n.
    （年老或长期不用时，如生育期后的子宫）衰退，退化；（数）对合；<正式>卷入，错综复杂

词语例句

  1. （年老或长期不用时，如生育期后的子宫）衰退，退化un.

    • Gradual involution of the Bartholin's glands may occur when women reach 30.

      当女性达到30岁时，前庭大腺可能会发生渐进式衰退。

  2. <正式>卷入，错综复杂un.

    • Since then, Europe has entered a period of artistic involution.

      自那之后，欧洲步入了一段艺术错综复杂时期。

  1. Involution is the descent of spirit into matter.
    退化是从灵魂向物质的降落。
  2. In order-reversing involution, complete lattice is calculated and general Pawlak operator is deduced.
    我们将这种算子推广到具有逆对合对应的完备格上。
  3. The quality of the involution is the key factor to affect the quality of metallic capacitor component.
    自动卷绕机的卷制质量是影响金属化电容器元件质量的关键因素。

网络短语

  • involution form
    退化型；衰老型
  • orthogonal involution
    正交对合；单正对合
  • point involution
    点列对合
  • Agricultural Involution
    农业内卷化；农业的内卷化；农业的过密化
  • involution syndrome
    更年期综合征

词语扩展

n.
regressiondegradationdeteriorationdegeneration
[生物]退化；纠缠（的事物）；乘方
adj.
involute[生物] 内卷的；纷乱的；错综复杂的
n.
involute[数] 渐伸线
vi.
involute恢复原状；消失

词义分布

对合
45.5%
退化
36.4%
复归
18.2%

英英释义

  • n.reduction in size of an organ or part (as in the return of the uterus to normal size after childbirth)
  • n.a long and intricate and complicated grammatical construction
  • n.marked by elaborately complex detail
  • n.the act of sharing in the activities of a group
  • n.the process of raising a quantity to some assigned power
  • n.the action of enfolding something

词源

  • involution
    From Latin involutio, from volvere ‎(“to roll”).