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compasses

英 [ˈkʌmpəsɪz]

美 [ˈkʌmpəsɪz]

n.  罗盘; 罗经; 指南针; 罗盘仪; 圆规; 两脚规; 范围; 范畴; 界限
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  • N-COUNT 指南针;罗盘
    Acompassis an instrument that you use for finding directions. It has a dial and a magnetic needle that always points to the north.
    1. We had to rely on a compass and a lot of luck to get here.
      我们不得不依靠指南针和不错的运气找到这儿来。
  • 圆规
    Compassesare a hinged V-shaped instrument that you use for drawing circles.
    1. N-COUNT 界限;范围
      If something is withinthe compass ofsomething or someone, it is within their limits or abilities.
      1. Within the compass of a normal sized book such a comprehensive survey was not practicable.
        在通常一本书的篇幅中要作如此全面的调查不太实际。

    双语例句

    • GREENLAND was discovered without the use of magnetic compasses.
      格陵兰岛被人类发现没有借助于磁罗盘。
    • In regions near the magnetic poles, compasses are virtually useless.
      在磁极附近区域,罗盘实际上已经失去作用。
    • So it's not only about your own moral compass, but the moral compasses of other people that you don't know.
      所以这不仅仅关系到你自己的道德标准,还有一些你并不认识的其他人的道德标准。
    • He said that our world's magnetic field might influence your life even more in the years ahead, as more and more personal devices are equipped with compasses.
      茅斯说,随着越来越多的私人设备上安装了罗盘,地磁场势必给人们的生活带来更深远的影响。
    • Love is like a compasses that is link with each other, have different directions but are together forever.
      爱如一个圆规,彼此结合,各有方向,但永远在一起。
    • He can draw a good circle without compasses.
      他能不用圆规画一个非常标准的圆。
    • Although this kind of method can involve certain frame-up compasses measure, but proper use is no problem.
      虽然这种方法会涉及到一定的不正规手段,但是适当的使用是没问题的。
    • Magnetic compasses are used by travelers and navigators to tell them the direction, in which they are traveling.
      磁罗盘被旅行者和航海家经常使用于指明方向,他们依附方向旅行。
    • Will you get me a pair of compasses?
      请给我买一副圆规好吗?
    • This is because their emotional compasses are pointing in directions that offend their Everybodies or their social selves.
      这是因为他们的情绪指南针所指的方向冒犯了他们的“人人”(的观点)或他们的社交中的“自我”(形象)。